Financial Outlook For 2023: Volatility is the New Norm
A recession ought not be seen as something to be avoided, but the necessary rite of passage to get to more sustainable levels of economic growth.
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In a year that most investors would rather forget, will 2023 bring any respite" Or will the slings and arrows of US Federal Reserve rate hikes continue to undermine risk assets and bring an unceremonious end to the era of cheap money"
How will some of the riskiest assets fare in the year ahead and should investors be sticking their heads in the sand or looking for opportunity"
Investors who have until fairly recently, been punch drunk on a steady diet of risk assets are unlikely to reflect on 2022 with undiluted pleasure.
From the highest pace of inflation in over four decades, to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, there were few, if any, bright spots in the global economy.
Few investors, especially those who have entered the market in the past decade, have ever experienced such a challenging macroeconomic environment, and it?s safe to say that 2023 will likely be worse.
The unfortunate prognosis is that things are likely to get a lot worse before they get any better.
What happens when the Fed removes the punch bowl"
Prior to the 2008 Financial Crisis, the last precedent for massive infusions of cash into the economy was in the aftermath of the 1929 Great Depression, that precipitated the S...
The post Financial Outlook For 2023: Volatility is the New Norm appeared first on LUXUO.
In a year that most investors would rather forget, will 2023 bring any respite" Or will the slings and arrows of US Federal Reserve rate hikes continue to undermine risk assets and bring an unceremonious end to the era of cheap money"
How will some of the riskiest assets fare in the year ahead and should investors be sticking their heads in the sand or looking for opportunity"
Investors who have until fairly recently, been punch drunk on a steady diet of risk assets are unlikely to reflect on 2022 with undiluted pleasure.
From the highest pace of inflation in over four decades, to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, there were few, if any, bright spots in the global economy.
Few investors, especially those who have entered the market in the past decade, have ever experienced such a challenging macroeconomic environment, and it?s safe to say that 2023 will likely be worse.
The unfortunate prognosis is that things are likely to get a lot worse before they get any better.
What happens when the Fed removes the punch bowl"
Prior to the 2008 Financial Crisis, the last precedent for massive infusions of cash into the economy was in the aftermath of the 1929 Great Depression, that precipitated the S...
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