This is a very bad omen: in the third quarter of the current year, prices on the German real estate market fell by 4.5%, according to the industry association.
This means that the piggy bank of Europeans, who have invested free funds in the German real estate market for many years, has developed significant cracks.
Fiscal policy and monetary policy will probably soon be endeavoring to combat these deflationary tendencies with interventionist measures.
This is happening in the US too.
It's likely happening around the world as central banks usually tighten monetary policy together.
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Yes, it looks like that. Crashing the markets simultaneously, pushing the simple man out of his positions in the equity markets and forcing him to sell his house just to buy the stuff cheap with printed money - a nice world we´re living in!
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