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Rising interest rates, accelerating inflation, falling stock market… How to adapt the management of one’s savings to this new environment. Our advices.
By Laurence Allard
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HASith the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, the world has changed. The massive distribution of public aid to ward off the disastrous effects of the various confinements on growth and household purchasing power has forced central banks over the past two years to artificially maintain a policy of low interest rates and easy money. Except that the shortages, the bottlenecks of the production chains and especially the surge in the prices of raw materials have caused inflation to explode. Prices are rising at an annual rate of 8.5% across the Atlantic, 7.5% in the euro zone and more than 5% in France. To stem the spiral, the central banks had no choice but to carry out a 180 degree reversal of their monetary policy. He…
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