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Cerity Partners Insights

Timely investment outlooks, best practices, and actionable planning strategies to inform and guide your decision making.

Weekly Investment Insights - Friday Briefing

Who’s Talking Now?

September 27, 2024 —

An end-of-week digest exploring the latest headline-making events, offering forecasts on how they may influence financial markets.

Ben Pace, James Lebenthal and Amy Lange

Economic & Market Update

September 2024 Economic & Market Outlook

September 6, 2024 —

Our September Outlook analyzes the latest trends in labor markets, inflation, and equity performance. With the Federal Reserve’s policy shifts and evolving market conditions, we explore what these developments mean for investors and their portfolios.

Ben Pace

Partner & Chief Investment Officer

Economic & Market Update

Economic Slowdown Not Likely the Beginning of a Recession

August 5, 2024 —

Explore our latest commentary on the recent economic slowdown and its implications. Despite weaker employment reports and market volatility, we analyze why this may not signal the start of a recession. Learn about the Federal Reserve’s potential rate cuts and other contributing factors.

Economic & Market Update

August 2024 Economic & Market Outlook

August 2, 2024 —

The August Outlook examines the U.S. economy’s steady growth amid still strong, but slowing job and wage increases. The outlook also covers global economic developments, including European growth challenges, Japan’s domestic demand rise, and China’s ongoing economic adjustments, with a focus on how these factors influence monetary policies and market trends.

Economic & Market Update

Second Quarter 2024 Review and Forecast

July 3, 2024 —

The soft-landing scenario is showing signs of becoming a reality as the U.S. economy appears to be slowing just enough to revive dormant disinflationary forces but not enough to provoke fears of recession. While headline inflation has resumed its march toward the 2% target, the Federal Reserve awaits further confirmation of progress, especially in the stickier shelter and services components, before initiating rate cuts.