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Chris Bryant
A growing list of industries are in recession, even if we don't have an official one.
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Tyler Cowen
Expansion can always turn into a recession, but strong growth is not by itself cause for concern.
by
Mohamed A. El-Erian
The gyrations in U.S. government debt are unlikely to disappear but should be manageable.
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Aaron Brown
The attention-grabbing part of strategist reports should be separated from the useful information they are trying to convey.
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Bob Burnett
It would be wise to pay close attention to how the developing world is interacting with Bitcoin.
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Michael Lippert
Investing in established companies that appear poised to benefit from the longer-term trend is the best strategy to take.
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Nir Kaissar
Excluding the tech heavyweights, the S&P 500's price-earnings ratio falls from 28 to 24, hardly a bargain.
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Dana D’Auria
Delivering customized experiences and solutions is more critical than ever for serving current and future clients.
by
J. Bradford DeLong
Most stockpickers suffer from the delusion that they aren't as smart as they think.
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Rob Arnott, Omid Shakernia
Let's not celebrate too early as there is a possibility of inflation rebounding later in 2023.
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David Kelly
A recession, when it eventually arrives, should be relatively mild.
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Jonathan Levin
Too few homebuyers have the right information to make decisions amid rising sea levels.
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Brendan McCarthy
Plan sponsors who offer responsible investing choices will gain advantages in employee satisfaction and loyalty.
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Jared Dillian
Morgan Stanley strategist Mike Wilson finally capitulated and apologized for getting the market wrong the last nine months.
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Stephen S. Roach
Politicians in the U.S. do not want to face the uncomfortable reality about the nation's trade deficit.
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Jonathan Levin
The star Morgan Stanley strategist, who nailed the 2022 bear market, issued a mea culpa after his rough 2023.
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Conor Sen
Signs of an economic rebound are mounting, pointing to a return of policy angst for the Fed next year.
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Dave Sheaff Gilreath
The summer upswing coincides with that of a confluence of long-term growth patterns.
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Jim O’Neill
Many major macroeconomic developments over the past year have departed from the consensus forecast.
