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Slower momentum heading into 2023

Nationwide Financial

Highlights from the Monthly Review for January 2023: The U.S. economy is in the late cycle period with the Fed responding to rapid inflation with a sharp tightening of financial conditions to slow domestic demand. Financial Markets: Nervousness about 2023 increases investor anxiety.

Economy 98
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Financial Market Round-Up – Jan’24

Truemind Capital

The stories have the potential to draw many investors into the overvalued market, leaving them distraught after the correction. Contrary to the expectation of an economic slowdown in 2023, the year turned out to be full of surprises, mostly positive ones. You can write to us at connect@truemindcapital.com or call us at 9999505324.

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What Will Be on the Financial Markets’ 2024 Menu?

Advisor Perspectives

The long-awaited recession never materialized in 2023 as the sectors of the economy rotated from hot (i.e., travel and leisure) to cold (i.e., housing) over the last few years.

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Strategic Update – Q4 2023

Discipline Funds

Macroeconomic Overview Our macroeconomic forecast for 2023 called for a year of disinflation and “muddle through” That means we expected the economy to remain sluggish and for inflation to show positive rates of change that were sequentially slower. Real GDP has averaged 2.3% with a standard deviation of 22.6.

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Financial Market Round-Up – Apr’23

Truemind Capital

Equity Market Insights: The last quarter has seen one of the major shakeups from the prevailing easy situation over the last decade for the global economies. Thankfully, the Governments intervened to avoid major spillover effects on the overall economy. The Adani saga also aggravated volatility.

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Financial Market Round-Up – Jul’23

Truemind Capital

Equity Market Insights : Where is the recession? Despite being widely expected for many months, the recession has yet to materialize in the US and other developed economies. The recent rally in the market has made the valuations more expensive compared to historical standards. Sensex went up by 9.5%

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Question #6 for 2023: What will the Fed Funds rate be in December 2023?

Calculated Risk

Earlier I posted some questions on my blog for next year: Ten Economic Questions for 2023. A majority of FOMC participants expect three or even four 25 bp rate hikes in 2023. What will the Fed Funds rate be in December 2023? We continue to expect no rate cuts in 2023." I have us pausing at 5.4 percent."

Economy 93