Consensus economic views seem to be mostly pessimistic. Big bank CEOs are preparing for a mild recession. Americans are skittish about a downturn, most economists project a recession, and lots of investment strategists remain bearish. But not us:
We don’t foresee recessions this year in the US, Europe, or China. And we think 2023 will be an up year for the stock market. … Also: Goods inflation is proving transitory. Services is less so, hiked by unusually high rent inflation. And: a closer look at the Fed’s core services ex housing costs CPI.
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