Russia-Ukraine War: The Making of a New World Order
A few months into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, is this really the start of a new world order? How will this impact geopolitics moving forward?
A few months into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, is this really the start of a new world order? How will this impact geopolitics moving forward?
Supply chain failures have become a fact of life in the automotive industry and the invasion of Ukraine threatens to further exacerbate existing shortages.
The clues to longer-term outcomes lie in the energy market's supply tightness in place long before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
A powerful combination of surging inflation and soaring energy prices, along with a war in Europe, may be leading the global economy to a painful economic slowdown. Watch the webinar replay to hear PGIM experts explore the risks, opportunities, and the potential ways investors can build a portfolio to be well-positioned in this complex environment.
Webinar replay
Webinar replay
The events unfolding in Ukraine over the past week have shocked and saddened the world. The human suffering is incalculable, and the financial and economic consequences of the war are already substantial and likely to grow. Watch the replay of our recent webinar, where PGIM brought together a host of experts to discuss the ongoing conflict and its ramifications.
Amid the highly uncertain range of macro outcomes, we distinguish the economic and market developments that now appear highly uncertain.
While there is still significant uncertainty regarding how the situation in Ukraine will unfold, the call participants focused on three scenarios.
Economic and market implications of Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
Despite the material risks posed to the eurozone economy by Russia's invasion of the Ukraine, ECB President Lagarde surprisingly announced policy changes.
The invasion of Ukraine is expected to dominate the ECB’s Governing Council meeting, our base case calls for a delayed, but not derailed, euro area recovery.
As investors were coming to terms with the threat of relentless inflation, Russia’s invasion complicated an already difficult investing environment.
The shock stemming from the conflict in Ukraine, based on slower economic growth and higher inflation in the eurozone, puts the ECB in a difficult situation.
Greg Peters, PGIM Fixed Income co-CIO, says investors are using the wrong playbook amid the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
Greg Peters discusses the path of monetary policy and implications for risk assets in the wake of the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
Is inflation a transitory shock or long-term crisis? Exploring the surge in prices and its impact on an institutional portfolio.
Cryptocurrencies remain unattractive for institutional investors, but underlying technologies present new opportunities.
For policymakers and investors, the duality of greenflation and the green asset premium lies at the heart of the zero-carbon transition.