The Markets - February 27, 2023
Is it good news or bad news?
Is it good news or bad news?
There were some unwelcome surprises in last week’s economic data that caused markets to reassess expectations for 2023
This time may be different...or it may not be. There has been a lot of speculation about how the Federal Reserve’s policies will affect the United States economy. Economists have differing opinions about whether the country is headed for:
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In a wage-price spiral, inflation is fed by a vicious cycle where, as the cost of living rises, workers demand higher wages to pay their bills, leading firms to increase prices even further to cover labor costs.
2022 was a tumultuous year in the economy and the markets. Click the video to hear the Hyre team's reflections on 2022 and expectations for 2023.
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Despite widespread expectations that markets would move lower early in 2023, major U.S. stock indices have trended higher.
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Bullish or Bearish?
It's being called the "Goldilocks" report.
The goal is to improve the nation's collective retirement security
What a year!
Last week, there was a shift in attitude.
It feels like inflation is probably the most said word in 2022, but do you really understand inflation? Click to watch the video to learn more about the inflation in 2022 and what we think you can expect going forward.
As the holiday season comes to an end, another new year is just around the bend.
The U.S. stock market tends to be a forward-looking vehicle. Investors make decisions today based on what they think may be ahead for the economy, and how economic change may affect the companies they’re considering for investment.