Every day there are new horror stories from the economy, however, prices on the stock markets react little, because investors are betting on a quick recovery – and for this, they have their reasons.
Never in recent economic history, current situation and mood on the stock market fell more apart. Every day there are new horror stories from the real economy: The unemployment rate in Germany rising to 6.1 per cent, in the United States, it has reached 14.7 percent. The growth in Europe is likely to collapse in 2020 and 7.5 percent, estimates for the EU-Commission. The fear of the “worst recession since 1929,” in many places, is palpable. But not everywhere.
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