Who would have thought, a year ago, that the euro zone would fall into recession, pulling equities and bonds down, that the Livret A would reach a 3% return or that euro funds would rise again?
Yet this is the panorama of financial investments at the start of 2023.
Indeed, driven by soaring energy and food prices, inflation reached a rate not seen since 1985. According to forecasts, the peak should be reached at the start of the year, to fall back to 3% at the end of 2023 under the effect of a drop in demand.
To counter this inflation, the central banks raised their key rates sharply, leading to an increase in the cost of credit.
States and companies, to finance themselves on the markets, are paying 2 to 15 times more than a year ago.
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In this context, few investments will return this year more than inflation, which does not prevent you from selecting the best performers.
But then what should your choices be in 2023?
Here are our answers to the 13 good questions you need to ask yourself to invest your money.
They will help you navigate cross-currents and prepare your wealth for a brighter future.
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