How is growth going between Omicron and inflation? Saturday 11 on the hands of the economy

Where is the economy really going in Italy and in the world? And where should you invest your savings these days? The hands of the economy by Fabrizio Galimberti and Luca Paolazzi respond on this and more on Saturday 11 December on FIRSTonline

In a famous post-war American film, the future soldier James Stewart shoots a turkey hidden behind a log with his rifle, and brings it out by imitating its cry: glò-glò-glò. A tactic that he will then use in the trenches against the Germans… We feel very much in the shoes of the turkey, with the virus shooting at us every time we raise our heads hoping that the last wave of infections will be the last. Will this also happen with the Omicron version? Or will something different happen this time? Is community immunity a mirage or an oasis we will arrive at? What are the powerful forces that are driving the engine of global growth? And how does Italy behave at this juncture, after having been cuckolded and beaten in the previous crises? Has China really pulled the oars in the boat? Has inflation once again been the scourge fought victoriously in the last two decades of the 2022th century? Why will the price lists of manufactured goods go down again? Long-term rates seem imperturbable: is there a conspiracy underneath or is there a less Machiavellian reason behind their immobility? Where is it better to invest savings? Will the dollar continue its triumphal march? These are the main questions that the hands of the economy will answer tomorrow. The historic analysis column of the economic situation, and not only, edited by Fabrizio Galimberti and Luca Paolazzi, only on FIRSTonline. Happy reading and best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a XNUMX full of happy news.