"Real estate has become cheaper than in 1970" - Reinhard Panse in an interview

The European Central Bank raises key interest rates for the tenth time in a row. This means that the main financing rate will rise by 25 basis points to 4.50 percent on September 20 - a wrong decision according to financial expert Reinhard Panse. The parallels with the 2008 financial crisis and the 2011 euro crisis are too great.

Nevertheless, he recognizes a "good buying opportunity" in the German real estate market in particular and explains in an interview what opportunities he currently sees on the stock market and how small investors can best build up wealth .

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Topics in the video

1. 00:00 Teaser on air and welcome
2. 00:49 ECB raises interest rates further - will the Fed follow suit on September 20?
3. 04:51 Is the market's inflation expectation too optimistic?
4. 07:21 "When the recession comes, interest rates will fall"
5. 09:32 Why inflation in Germany is higher than the EU average
6. 11:20 Energy transition: Germany on the wrong track?
7. 13.35 Ailing pension system in Germany: share-based pension as a way out?
8. 17:54 Germany's great dependence on China
9. 21:28 German carmakers currently valued favorably
10. 22:55 Healthcare and consumer staples with an attractive risk/reward profile
11. 26:17 Attractive opportunities on the German real estate market

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