An economist has advised Swedish small savers not to make hasty decisions but also not to sit too still in the boat as the stock market swings back and forth. Shoka Åhrman, a savings economist at SPP Pension and Försäkring, reportedly said that not acting during the most red days is good to keep in mind. According to reports, the Iran war, including a resulting global energy crisis, has caused world markets to tremble again, with crashes and red numbers primarily characterizing recent weeks.
Åhrman stated that the current situation involves pricing and economic effects that may account for a continued conflict and thus long-term consequences for the economy.
not acting during the most red days is good to keep in mind
the current situation involves pricing and economic effects that may account for a continued conflict and thus long-term consequences for the economy