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The wealth of the super-rich fell by 10% in 2022 as their investments were affected by higher interest rates as a result of the crisis. war in Ukraine And inflationThis is stated in a study by the consulting company Knight Frank.
The total wealth belonging to these very rich peopledefined as having at least $30 million (including the value of their primary residence) “decreased by 10% in 2022,” this study, published on Wednesday, clarifies.
“Last year, Ukrainian crisis provoked the European energy crisis and sharply increased inflation. As a result, 2022 saw one of the sharpest hikes in interest rates in history,” said Liam Bailey, director of research at Knight Frank.
However, four out of ten people are very rich “Their wealth has increased in 2022, but the overall trend has been negative, which is not surprising,” as rate hikes by various central banks to fight inflation put pressure on investment portfolios, the Cabinet said.
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Europe experienced the biggest drop, with a -17% drop in those fortunes, followed by Australasia (-11%) and America (-10%).
Africa and Asiain comparison, the smallest declines suffered (-5% and -7%, respectively).
” Exchange rates made a significant impact”, while “the strength of the dollar has been unmatched, fueled by an unwavering commitment Federal Reserve with one of the fastest rate hike cycles in history,” the report says.
While “significant risks remain for World economyIn 2023, “market sentiment will be changing rapidly with very real opportunities in global real estate markets,” Bailey said, and interest rate turning point is expected this year.
(According to AFP)
Source: RPP
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