Jul 19, 03:33 PM

Mark Gongloff Warns Climate Change Could Slash Global Equity Valuations by 40% in Hottest Year Ever at Record Highs

Mark Gongloff, a commentator on climate finance, has warned that climate change could severely impact stock prices, potentially reducing global equity valuations by as much as 40%. Despite the current stock market reaching record highs during what is reported as the hottest year on record, Gongloff emphasizes that failing to address greenhouse gas emissions will have dire consequences for financial markets. The discussion around climate change's economic implications is gaining traction, with concerns about eco-anxiety potentially influencing lifestyle choices and economic ambitions in the future.

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Owen Gregorian@OwenGregorian
2 years ago
Trillions in Lost Productivity: The Rising Cost of Climate Anxiety | SciTechDaily Ecoanxiety could forecast future lifestyle choices, potentially leading to significant reductions in birth rates and economic ambitions as society adapts to environmental crises. Could nature and… https://t.co/HyrCjLBVIy
Tim O'Brien@TimOBrien
2 years ago
“So maybe this will get some attention: Climate change will be really, really bad for stock prices. Failing to do more to slow the planetary heating caused by greenhouse-gas emissions will gouge 40% from global equity valuations.” - ⁦@markgongloff⁩ https://t.co/NB9q9HCU2N
Bloomberg@business
2 years ago
Climate change will be really, really bad for stock prices, @markgongloff says https://t.co/LQBWXRPgVS via @opinion

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