Investors would be well advised to consider what a recession might mean for their portfolios.
Slowing down an economy that is growing too fast is a tricky business.
An Omicron pandemic wave would more likely slow rather than interrupt the currently rapid global economic recovery.
Investors should keep a balanced view with regard to inflation.
Even as job growth remains weak, a tightening labor market is contributing to a general heating up of inflation.
Does the increasing length or strength of a bull market actually make the next correction more imminent?
The debt ceiling has, yet again, been deployed as a political football in the last few months.
Going forward, we expect confidence and spending to revive as the latest pandemic wave wanes and reopening continues.
As this happens, a focus on valuations should be more rewarding than has been the case in recent years.
While the pandemic will demand increased attention, the general transition to a reopened economy will likely continue.
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