As the Russian invasion into Ukraine continues into its 3rd week, despite the world’s hopes for resolution uncertainty continues to grow.
What will the geopolitical situation look like after a cease-fire is declared? (IF one is declared)
How badly will the trade disruptions with Russia worsen inflation, given Russia’s role as a top exporter for many key commodities?
Are we weakening the US dollar’s role as the global reserve currency by giving other nations cause to accelerate their efforts to de-dollarize?
Meanwhile, the cost of capital is increasing as interest rates are on the rise — right as we anticipate the Federal Reserve will kick off a new era of Quantitative Tightening at its meeting this week.
Are a further correction in the markets and possibly a recession now more likely as a result?
Money manager Peter Boockvar concludes “yes”.
He expects a recession within the next 6 months, and shares with us his top recommendations for where capital should go now, in advance.
To learn his preferred assets, watch our new video interview with Peter Boockvar:
