- Russia invaded Ukraine one year ago and the war continues.
- This weekend, politicians and military leaders will meet in Germany to discuss the West's response.
- The G20 finance and central bank chiefs meeting will be hosted by India this week.
- The Bank of Japan's incoming governor is a dove but investors expect the end of his tenure to yield curve controls.
- Retailers such as Walmart and Home Depot will report earnings this week.
- The European Central Bank is likely to keep raising interest rates given stubbornly high inflation.
- Equities and bonds have conflicting outlooks.
Take Five: A year of war in Ukraine
The coming week will mark a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. The war goes on, but the world, and the markets, are in a very different place from last February.
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