Recession Near As Fed Hikes Rates While Economy Slows | Peter Boockvar

As the Russian invasion into Ukraine continues into its 3rd week, despite the world’s hopes for resolution uncertainty continues to grow.

What will the geopolitical situation look like after a cease-fire is declared? (IF one is declared)

How badly will the trade disruptions with Russia worsen inflation, given Russia’s role as a top exporter for many key commodities?

Are we weakening the US dollar’s role as the global reserve currency by giving other nations cause to accelerate their efforts to de-dollarize?

Meanwhile, the cost of capital is increasing as interest rates are on the rise — right as we anticipate the Federal Reserve will kick off a new era of Quantitative Tightening at its meeting this week.

Are a further correction in the markets and possibly a recession now more likely as a result?

Money manager Peter Boockvar concludes “yes”.

He expects a recession within the next 6 months, and shares with us his top recommendations for where capital should go now, in advance.

To learn his preferred assets, watch our new video interview with Peter Boockvar: