How will Inflation Shape Bond Portfolios, and is a Sustainable Economic Recovery on the Horizon?
Join me for a Live Video Conversation with Danielle DiMartino Booth and Kevin Muir during the Substack Market Forecast Summit this Friday
Today, Friday, January 31st, I will be participating in the Substack Market Forecast Summit: a virtual finance and business summit that will explore the trends, challenges, and opportunities that may shape the year ahead through back-to-back live videos happening in the Substack app. I hope that you will join me for my conversations with
of and of .(12 PM ET) Is a Sustainable Recovery on the Horizon?
Data suggests the U.S. may begin to exit a recession in 2025, depending on how policymakers and the economy respond to the delayed recognition of job losses that seem to have started in April 2024. At 12 PM ET, I will be speaking with Danielle, publisher of The Daily Feather and author of the book "Fed Up: An Insider's Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America," as we explore how we can determine if a sustainable recovery is truly underway.
(2 PM ET) How Inflation Will Shape Bond Portfolios in 2025
Kevin Muir of The MacroTourist brings 25 years of trading experience and deep background in macro to this dialogue, where we will discuss what inflation will look like in 2025 and how that could affect your bond portfolio.
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Looking forward to seeing you in these discussions today!
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