Your WBJ is changing
Investor nerves jangled all last week as world markets plunged in response to growing fears over returns on U.S. equities, coupled to uncertainty over developments in the Middle East. Knee jerk - or something worse? Warsaw portfolio manager Zbigniew Piekarski has few doubts. He is convinced the world economy is sliding into the grip of a fiscal winter that could prevail, occasional rebounds notwithstanding, for the next two decades.
Piekarski's glacial scenario and what it might imply for your personal or corporate investment strategy, appears on page 11. This is the first in our new series of guest columns that every week will offer exclusive, provocative and trenchant observations of life in contemporary Poland.
In the coming weeks we will be progressively introducing our readers to a new style of WBJ coverage of business and commerce. Greater depth, sharper and tighter in focus, more breaking news, deeper in penetration. And all of that combined with the WBJ's unrivaled dedication to accuracy and quality.
Piekarski's glacial scenario and what it might imply for your personal or corporate investment strategy, appears on page 11. This is the first in our new series of guest columns that every week will offer exclusive, provocative and trenchant observations of life in contemporary Poland.
In the coming weeks we will be progressively introducing our readers to a new style of WBJ coverage of business and commerce. Greater depth, sharper and tighter in focus, more breaking news, deeper in penetration. And all of that combined with the WBJ's unrivaled dedication to accuracy and quality.
