Rising interest rates: Central bank horrendous losses: Why the world of money is upside down

This article is an acquisition of Capital , Capital's premium digital offering.

Rising interest rates: Central bank horrendous losses: Why the world of money is upside down

This article is an acquisition of Capital , Capital's premium digital offering. For you as a stern PLUS subscriber, it is exclusively available here until February 9th, 2023. After that, it will again only be available to Capital subscribers at www.capital.de/plus

Christine Lagarde will soon be talking for three quarters of an hour. Confident and serious, as serious as nine or ten percent inflation calls for out there. Her gray suit underlines the mood, only a violet scarf brings some color into the picture. The ECB President is responsible for four massive interest rate hikes in six months, and on this afternoon just before Christmas, Lagarde conveys that she has finally gained the upper hand in the fight against inflation. Until a British journalist asks how she intends to deal with the impending losses for the central banks of the Eurosystem.

Access to all STERN PLUS content and articles from the print magazine

ad-free

Already registered?

NEXT NEWS