Inflation, recession, or both? In this short video, Vanguard forecasts what’s ahead for the U.S. economy and markets in 2023.
Key takeaways from the 2023 Vanguard Economic and Market Outlook
The top-level findings of our full economic and market outlook.
Bilal Hasanjee, senior investment strategist at Vanguard Canada, joins BNN Bloomberg to give us a preview on the Bank of Canada's decision on interest rates. Hasanjee says he sees the bank raising rates, with a possible pause depending on many factors and monetary policy decisions.
ETF.com's Managing Editor Daria Solovieva and Senior ETF Analyst Sumit Roy speak to Bilal Hasanjee, senior investment strategist at Vanguard Canada, about cryptomarket development, Bank of Canada's rate decision this week and the most interesting opportunities across asset classes for next year.
After a year spent grappling with inflation and continued increases in interest rates, Canadians should prepare for significantly weaker growth in the year ahead, with an outside risk of stagflation in the worst case, according to Vanguard Canada’s senior investment strategist.
While the traditional 60/40 balanced portfolio has suffered its worst year in decades, and Recession is likely in 2023, the Vanguard Group is optimistic that balanced portfolios will thrive beyond 2023 and over the rest of the decade.
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