Ahead of the Curve - 4/30/2024
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Want to catch up on the latest from ITR Economics? Here is a recap of what you might have missed last week!
ITR Experts Say
With the 2030s depression looming, do not lose sight of the business opportunities that will present themselves in the rest of this decade!
“Unfortunately, due to the gravity of the coming depression, it is all too easy to focus on the negativity and lose sight of the opportunities right in front of you. As we make our way into the second half of the 2020s, there will be business opportunities you will not want to miss out on.”
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ITR Experts Say
We are forecasting rise for US Private Sector Employment, which suggests that the labor market will continue to be tight. However, the tightness is not equally intense across industries. Discover what the jobs data is telling us about the major US industries with our blog!
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“The labor market is still tight, but not to the extremes that we saw in 2022. This dynamic will help the consumer stay relatively strong while continuing to be an issue for employers.”
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TrendsTalk – New Episodes Every Monday
This week on TrendsTalk, ITR Economist Taylor St. Germain provides an update on the housing market. While interest rates remain a challenge, there is good news for homebuilders and homebuyers moving forward.
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Fed Watch – New Episodes Every Friday
Join us on Fed Watch as ITR Economics Chief Economist Brian Beaulieu provides an update on disappointing GDP data, highlights the upside activity we are seeing, and outlines our expectations for interest rates going forward.