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Midyear Outlook 2022 | Navigating Turbulence | July 12, 2022

James Hendries

A global economy that was already vulnerable to inflation from supply chain disruptions, tight labor markets, excess stimulus, and loose monetary policy came under more pressure when Russian aggression in Ukraine added sharply rising commodity prices and Europe on the brink of recession to the mix. The sources of turbulence are clear.

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Client Letter | Outlook 2023: Finding Balance | December 6, 2022

James Hendries

Whether it’s about the markets and global economy or what’s happening in our local communities, the news we’re hearing on a daily basis has the potential to disrupt the balance of our lives. LPL Research’s Outlook 2023: Finding Balance is our guide to how the readjustments in the economy and markets may impact you in the coming year.

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Client Letter | Better Times Ahead | September 28, 2022

James Hendries

There will be some challenges ahead for the economy as the Federal Reserve (Fed) continues to raise rates to control inflation. We believe the Fed is doing the right thing for the long-term health of the economy, but it does increase near-term economic risks. Investing involves risks including possible loss of principal.

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Client Letter | Midyear Outlook 2022: Navigating Turbulence | July 12, 2022

James Hendries

A global economy that was already vulnerable to inflation from supply chain disruptions, tight labor markets, excess stimulus, and loose monetary policy came under more pressure when Russian aggression in Ukraine added sharply rising commodity prices and Europe on the brink of recession to the mix. The sources of turbulence are clear.

Clients 52
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Client Letter | Big Week for Market Watchers | August 3, 2022

James Hendries

economy contracted for the second straight quarter. The rule of thumb is two quarters of negative GDP defines a recession, but the official definition by the National Bureau of Economic Research is broader than that. Given the slowing economy, intense cost pressures, and a strong U.S. All index data from FactSet.

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Client Letter | Looking Ahead | November 2, 2022

James Hendries

Some recent softening in economic data, coupled with signals from the bond market, may be indicating that Fed policymakers’ concerted inflation fight may be closer to the end than the beginning. We should also have slowing corporate earnings growth and greater economic uncertainty to contend with, some formidable seas to navigate.

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Client Letter | Looking Forward | July 5, 2022

James Hendries

economy remain relatively strong. economy indeed fall into recession, the consensus is indicating a shallow recession may be a likely outcome. Investing involves risks including possible loss of principal. Any economic forecasts set forth may not develop as predicted and are subject to change. Should the U.S.

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