In a move anticipated by many, though surprising in its size, the Federal Reserve cut rates by 50 basis points in September. This significant reduction is expected to lower borrowing costs over the coming months, offering a positive outlook for inflation control, consumer sentiment, and borrowing power for individuals and businesses. However, the long-term effects and whether the Fed can engineer a “soft landing” for the economy remain uncertain.
As summer is in full-swing, planners and purchasing managers slowly start to turn their attention to fall and winter bids, requirements and budgets. The effects
The US economy, as dictated by quarterly GDP, rebounded by 3.0% for Q2, after a slight contraction in Q1. Inflation rose slightly in the past
Recent negotiations on tariffs and trade have impacted the outlook of the entire economies of both the US & Europe, with specific implications on the
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