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Rising interest rates and inflation weigh on investors worldwide

By France24
08 May 2022   |   8:18 am
After a sell-off on Wall Street, global investors are grappling with price increases and rising borrowing costs. Inflation is particularly brutal in Turkey, and the Greek government unveils a program to protect households from soaring energy prices.

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