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In the final installment of V questions, we're aiming to get you set up for the new year with a quick market take from three different guests.

Real Vision's Michael Kool-Baw, Diego Barrilla from Quadriga Asset Management,

and David Higgins of Care Hill for their views on what's to come in 2023.

Yeah, I think inflation has and has peaked.

You know, I'm not an economic forecaster,

so I don't want to put a specific figure on it.

But I think we'll be sucking sort of this higher range of, say, four to five, maybe even six percent for quite a while,

because you do have a lot of these different aspects of de-globalization or reworking of supply chains.

You have, you know, the commodity demand and supply story.

So I do think that inflation will continue to trend lower,

but it's not going to be back down to one, two percent.

We'll probably be stuck, you know, a little bit more elevated than we're used to.

I think inflation is going to stay quite volatile.

The short term, I think there are some reasons to believe that inflation might come down.

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