Wednesday 22 December 2021 2:51 pm
Inflation and central banks will be in focus next year.
In fact, 2022 should be the year where central bank policy really starts to change gear, with other central banks to follow the Fed’s line on tightening, according to Christian Nolting, Global Chief Investment Officer at Deutsche Bank.
“But there will be plenty of other regime shifts underway too, in terms of inflation, climate, geopolitics and technology,” Nolting discussed with City A.M. this morning.
All this change will make for an environment where complacency around any “baseline” scenarios should be avoided, the Deutsche Bank veteran said, who joined the German giant in 1991 as an apprentice and has held senior roles in Singapore, London, New York and Frankfurt.
“The pandemic has already shown us that full and quick fixes to complex problems are rare. We should view 2022 as…
