Institution: If the war ends quickly, there is rebound space for Asian and European stock markets.

In a research report, Capital Economics stated that if the war ends "quickly", major stock indices may continue to rise. Many stock markets are still below their pre-war levels, and those markets most heavily affected, such as Asian and European stock markets, may have greater potential for a rebound. Capital Economics stated, "But perhaps the more interesting question is when or if the market will return to pre-war levels. In our view, this is not guaranteed." The institution pointed out that rising energy prices will continue to weigh on the economy and may delay the time it takes for the stock market to fully recover to previous highs.