After the financial turmoil caused by the bankruptcy of several US banks and the panic sale of Credit Suisse, investors are now wondering what will happen to the “black smell” in the markets.
In terms of the stock market, a black swan is a very improbable event, the consummation of which would have disruptive potential in the economy, through the economic, productive or commercial area.
Thus, as Singular Banks experts explain, these are historical facts, with mostly negative effects, which involve a total paradigm shift, forcing the system to reconfigure itself after the adaptation process.
The war in Ukraine, still ongoing, is the last big “black smell” passed through the markets. but there will be more. Thus, in 2023, some events with the potential to completely divert the course of equity may not be possible. Among these hypothetical events, Singulares Bank highlights the following:
Billionaire coalition to change energy and technology markets
Some analyzes point to a partnership between technology and energy market giants to create a joint fund to develop the next big industries.
A change of winds in the war in Ukraine
Until recently, Kyiv resisted the attack of the Russian army. But the achievement of a major strategic advantage on either side would force the other to take drastic measures, leading to an escalation of the conflict. This could lead to even more serious consequences than already suffered by supplies and prices.
Referendum against ‘Brexit’
There is no doubt that “Brexit”, although it has been completed, will adversely affect a significant part of British society. Murmurs have not ceased to be heard in the public consultation on the return of the European Union to the European Union.
An open challenge to the dollar journey
There is no shortage of experts who are speculating on the alliance between OPEC, China, India, Pakistan and Brazil to recover the Bancor project, a subsidiary monetary unit, the implementation of which is already proposed in the middle of the 20th century. These countries should reduce their dependence on the dollar, with a large devaluation of the US currency.
Limitation of fuel production
The country is expected to go ahead of the rest and limit the food industry, with the aim of reducing the emission of greenhouse gases. A remote possibility, but not impossible, the repercussions of which would be enormous in the food market
