Not Out of the Woods Yet
The economy remained resilient during the third quarter, prompting some excitement that the Federal Reserve (the Fed) could engineer a soft-landing for the U.S. economy. Read More
Artificial Intelligence in 2023 | On-Demand Webinar
What’s next for AI? How can the technology be used across industries? Listen to the this important on-demand webinar. Read More
A Seasonal Chill
The economy remained resilient during the third quarter, prompting some excitement that the Federal Reserve (the Fed) could engineer a soft-landing for the U.S. economy. Read More
U.S. Credit Downgrade
On Tuesday this week, the ratings agency Fitch downgraded the United States’ credit rating one notch from its highest rating, AAA, down to AA+. This was the first time the U.S. has seen a downgrade since almost 12 years ago to the day, when S&P downgraded it after Congress voted to raise the federal debt ceiling on August 5th of that year. Read More
Slow Growth Ahead
The year 2023 has started much differently than 2022 as both the stock and bond markets have rebounded from the lows that we saw last October. Despite elevated inflation, rising interest rates, and continued geopolitical disruptions, the U.S. economy has remained resilient, and a recession does not appear imminent. Despite this positive beginning, we are still likely to see slower growth and potentially a recession within the next year as the Fed is expected to possibly raise interest rates two more times and credit conditions continue to tighten. Read More