Why share prices are rising
The continued rise in share prices in the third quarter of 2021 can be explained by: Investors adopting central banks' scenario: inflation is linked to the rise in commodity prices and will be transitory; as a result, long-term interest rates will remain very low; The fact that companies have been able to weather the rise in production costs (commodities, semiconductors, transport, etc.) and the new waves of COVID, and their profit margins and earnings have remained high; The fact that central banks continue to inject massive liquidity into economies, part of which is used to buy equities. As long as these mechanisms and beliefs remain, share prices will continue to rise. This rise would of course be stopped by an acceleration in wages.