Global financial markets have recently experienced losses, while the Nikkei index fell by more than 1%. This is the lowest closing level in over two weeks. The index's decline resulted from the risk of rising inflation and increased interest rates, which could have long-term consequences for the global economy.
One of the reasons for the market downturn was the publication of data showing rising inflation in the USA. This triggered fears among investors regarding a potential hike in interest rates, which, in turn, could negatively impact global markets.
Some analysts also note escalating risks due to geopolitical tensions, including the strain between the USA and other countries, which indicates negative effects on investor confidence.
Experts warn that market volatility may persist in the near future due to uncertainty surrounding the economic policies of the USA and other key players.
