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What you get when you destabilize half of the continent: who the heck would invest anything in a country where laws dont mean a flying hoot and change daily.
With what this fashist doofus did there, one cannot predict the market 5 minutes in advance, let alone make some investment plan.
He can..
Crashing this economy....
With no survivors*
*Except for a few TechBros/oligarchs/new monarchs.
"What we underestimated was how the US's wavering support for NATO and Ukraine would trigger a watershed moment for the eurozone — with Germany expected to also follow through with sizeable fiscal stimulus," Pinder wrote
Fucking market analysts still don't get it.
For all their models of consumer behaviour they simply can't wrap their head around something as simple as the fact that being associated with a fascist coup d'etat is bad PR. Sure, it might not be the only thing going on, but when people all over the world are embarrassed to be seen driving their Teslas, it's probably an element to consider.
I did consider the Honda Element but it gets surprisingly poor gas mileage.