Why rising interest rates do not pose a threat to the stock market - Interview with Thomas Gebert

Why rising interest rates do not pose a threat to the stock market - Interview with Thomas Gebert

Steigende Zinsen machen Aktien unattraktiver - das ist seit Wochen die gängige Erklärung der Korrektur am Aktienmarkt. Weshalb das Schreckensgespenst Inflation und die Zinspolitik der US-Notenbank gar nicht so dramatisch für den Aktienmarkt sind und worauf Sie sich als Anleger in der nahen Zukunft einstellen können, erfahren Sie in diesem Interview mit Thomas Gebert vom Gebertbrief.

According to a report by www.finanznachrichten.de,

As a financial professional, it is important to analyze the impact of rising interest rates on the stock market. First of all, you have to question the common explanation that rising interest rates make stocks less attractive. In fact, a moderate interest rate increase can also have a positive impact on the stock market.

Rising interest rates can indicate that the economy is booming and companies are making good profits. This could lead to a rise in share prices in the long term. However, it is important to also keep an eye on the risk of inflation, as high inflation can in turn drive interest rates higher and put pressure on companies.

Overall, it is important not only to consider the immediate effects of interest rate increases on the stock market, but also to keep an eye on long-term economic developments and the risk of inflation. As a financial expert, I advise investors to carefully monitor the market situation and prepare for various scenarios.