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Mid-year outlook: Sailing through uncharted waters https://lnkd.in/gx9_EiA5 Be sure to like/subscribe to not miss any future updates and please consider sharing this post. #EOWealth #investing #markets #financialplanning
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Find out what to look for at Jackson Hole in this discussion with Katie Kolchin, CFA and Lindsey Piegza, Ph.D.: https://bit.ly/47yFPQL #jacksonhole #FOMC #federalreserve #economy #inflation #interestrates #monetarypolicy
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City will convene its annual Economic Policy Symposium, Aug. 24-26 in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The 2023 event, which marks the symposium’s 46th year, will focus on the theme "Structural Shifts in the Global Economy." This year’s theme will explore several significant, and potentially long-lasting, developments affecting the global economy. While the immediate disruption of the pandemic is fading, there likely will be long-lasting aftereffects for how economies are structured, both domestically and globally, as trade networks shift, and global financial flows react. Similarly, the policy response to the pandemic and its aftermath could have persistent effects as economies adjust to rapid shifts in the stance of monetary policy and a substantial increase in sovereign debt. Click here to learn how to follow along: https://lnkd.in/gjVTnuf8
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City will convene its annual Economic Policy Symposium, Aug. 24-26 in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The 2023 event, which marks the symposium’s 46th year, will focus on the theme "Structural Shifts in the Global Economy." This year’s theme will explore several significant, and potentially long-lasting, developments affecting the global economy. While the immediate disruption of the pandemic is fading, there likely will be long-lasting aftereffects for how economies are structured, both domestically and globally, as trade networks shift, and global financial flows react. Similarly, the policy response to the pandemic and its aftermath could have persistent effects as economies adjust to rapid shifts in the stance of monetary policy and a substantial increase in sovereign debt. Click here to learn how to follow along: https://lnkd.in/gjVTnuf8
2023 Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium
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How will weaker U.S. inflation and strong economic growth influence the timing and number of Federal Reserve rate cuts? Find out what Neil Dutta, head of economic research at RenMac, has to say on Aerial View Bites. #federalreserve #ratecuts #investing #aerialview #aerialviewbites #bnymellon #cutthroughthecorporate #FOMC
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BCGE Economic outlook for 2024: 📈 Next year is shaping up to be a return to normal in the United States as well as in the eurozone and Switzerland ! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e_U7ACYa
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Navigating Economic Waters: No Rate Cuts Until 2025 and the Tide of Rate Hikes In the vast expanse of the global economy, recent announcements from the Federal Reserve have stirred both reassurance and anticipation. The Fed's pledge of no rate cuts until 2025 offers stability amidst uncertainty, but the possibility of future rate hikes looms large on the horizon. As businesses and investors chart their course through these economic waters, they must remain vigilant and adaptive. The impact of these decisions extends far beyond U.S. borders, shaping currency valuations, trade flows, and capital movements on a global scale. Yet, amidst the challenges lie opportunities for collaboration and resilience. By fostering dialogue and cooperation, policymakers and businesses can navigate the changing tides with agility and unity, charting a course towards a brighter economic horizon for all. In this ever-evolving saga of monetary policy, lets embrace agility, foresight, and collaboration as we navigate the currents of change together. #Economy #FederalReserve #GlobalEconomy #BusinessStrategy #Finance
A Tale of Economic Waters: Navigating the No Rate Cuts Until 2025 and the Looming Tide of Rate…
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My three main points re the impact on the global economy of the Red Sea navigation disruptions: 1. The longer they persist, the higher the adverse pressure on inflation, interest rates, and growth compared to what would have prevailed otherwise. 2. The absolute magnitude of this shock is a lot smaller when compared to the 2021-22 supply chain bottlenecks. 3. It is part of a more general phenomenon of global supply fragility and fragmentation. What follows for the global economy depends on the implications of what the UK Foreign Secretary, Lord David Cameron, called the most "unstable, dangerous, and uncertain world' he can remember -- one in which the "red lights on the dashboard are very much flashing red." #economy #redsea
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The functionality an open economy is concomitant with Macroeconomic and Political stability of a country. Even at normal condition, the Ten Commandments of The Washington Consensus is outdated and needs to customize inline with Contemporary International Political Economy with careful monitoring system to reap the preached benefits of laissez-faire.
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As tensions in the #MiddleEast have escalated recently; what does that mean for the economic and market landscape? Read more in today’s Top Market Takeaways. #finances #money #investing #technology #bankingindustry #education #marketresearch #strategy
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Keeping excess cash out of the market may be the safest option in a tough economic climate, but there could be a big opportunity cost. Let’s discuss what you can do to help keep your money growing.
How to Invest Cash as It Loses Value to Inflation | Morgan Stanley
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