For professional investors. Capital at risk. Major central banks have started interest cuts as disinflation continues. But how many cuts are we likely to see? Paul Jackson shares his view in our recent midyear outlook webinar. Catch up with more insights on-demand: https://lnkd.in/eDf33sMB
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Join us for our upcoming webinar on January 11th! https://mgstn.ly/3RPT9ci With inflation cooling, central banks around the world face a Goldilocks dilemma. If they are too easy with monetary policy, inflation could come roaring back; but if they keep policy too tight, it could trigger a recession. Join us for a webinar to discuss how decisions by these central banks will have an impact on investors' portfolios. CRC 6161941
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Reflecting on the first quarter of 2024 reveals a landscape of economic resilience, characterized by modest growth, ongoing inflation challenges, and anticipation of future rate cuts. Explore insights and projections in our First Quarter 2024 Review & Forecast. #CerityPartners
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Investors’ appetite for risk assets continues as they become more confident that inflation has slowed enough for central banks to begin cutting rates this summer. Read the latest #MarketInsights from the Cerity Partners Investment Team to learn more about significant developments for the week. https://lnkd.in/gYZ2P_c7
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Up, down, or steady? All eyes are on central banks and interest rates. Our 2024 Global Market Outlook midyear update delivers timely insights on monetary policy and expected investment impacts. https://trowe.com/3RJOzgy
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Policy of Truth https://ow.ly/r5Ra50QNGR2 We are on the cusp of a critical week for economic data. Investors wanting to know what policy to expect from the world’s big central banks are about to get some truth. In the coming days, we will have decisions at the Fed, the #BoJ and the #BoE.
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🎥 Latest Video: Dive into our in-depth analysis as we discuss Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's critical views on how Central Banks and the Fed have managed the rising interest rates. What does this mean for the economy and real estate? Watch now for insights. #FinanceInsights #RealEstateTrends #SweetLifeTeam
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Central banks, which tightened monetary policy to curb the inflationary spike, will likely follow different paths when cutting interest rates, creating opportunities for investors across asset classes. ➡️ Explore the key developments in our 2024 Market Outlook Mid-Year, and learn how to position your portfolio for the coming months: https://ow.ly/Q7AF50SqWaK #MarketOutlook
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As central banks come to an end of their interest rate hiking cycle, could fixed income provide the returns investors are looking for? Find out in our Investment Outlook 2024. Capital at risk. https://lnkd.in/eAiy4kcp
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The last time the Fed achieved a soft landing was in 1995 when a successful pivot to rate cuts supported the start of a multi-year rally. Today, investors are hoping to achieve a similar outcome as most central banks are eyeing the start of rate cuts in the months ahead. In our latest Weekly Market Wrap, we examine the similarities and differences in the macroeconomic backdrop between now and the mid-'90s and offer our views of where the opportunities lie. https://bit.ly/3vy1lqK
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