Expectations for the Fed to focus on labour data make the FOMC minutes and NFP numbers more critical as they provide insights into the committee’s policy stance and how difficult Fed's work might become going forward.
Economists have been forecasting that a recession may be coming. While there is uncertainty about the depth and duration of the recession, there is a strong consensus that we might be headed for a period of contraction in the early stages of 2023.
As we enter the final stretch of 2022, prominent CEOs position for the possibility of a recession next year as they lay the groundwork for weathering a potential economic downturn.
The S&P 500 continued to decline yesterday, marking its longest losing streak since early 2020. These drops could be related to the Fed’s continued interest rate hikes.
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