Inverted Expectations
We’re seeing a yield curve inversion that hasn’t happened since 2019 and is a reliable predictor of recession. What does it mean to you?
We’re seeing a yield curve inversion that hasn’t happened since 2019 and is a reliable predictor of recession. What does it mean to you?
The immediate financial impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on the U.S. and international community has been through energy and currency markets, which could have long-lasting and far-reaching consequences.
Market volatility has increased since 2021, but markets experience more volatility than you’d expect. How have previous markets faired under such activity?
Our expectation is that the economy will behave in 2022 largely as it did in 2021, with some important caveats.
With the Fed and the Market in contention, which side will win?
Is the market defying gravity, or are there reasons to expect a year-end rally?