A Look Back at 2022

February 1, 2023

At the beginning of 2022, we thought the pandemic would be winding down and that the economy would rebound. That didn’t exactly happen, and inflation and volatility continue to influence the economy and our daily lives.

On a positive note, stock market losses during 2022 have resulted in more reasonable stock valuations going into 2023. So, while the current choppiness might continue for the near future, we still believe in the stock market over the long run.

Read the full report >

 

More About Economic Updates
This quarter’s economic update highlights the biggest forces shaping markets, from the post-shutdown rebound to AI-driven global growth. It also breaks down key U.S. and international trends, sector signals, and what they mean for positioning in 2026.
The Q1 2025 Economic Update is here. See how the recent volatility in the stock market, changing monetary policy and new tariffs are shaping the economic landscape and what it means for investment strategies.
With the 2024 election finally behind us, the U.S. economy appears to be navigating a period of cautious optimism. Despite the political uncertainties leading up to the election, the economy has shown resilience. However, while inflation was generally seen to be on the decline during the first half of 2024, it has been a little stickier in recent months.
Despite initial predictions of a slowdown, the U.S. economy showed resilience through strong consumer spending and business investment. With the stock market rallying and inflation nearing the Fed’s target, find out what’s driving the third quarter market and beyond.
Economic predictions heading into Q4 were frosty, but 2023 ended much better than expected. Many factors threatened economic health such as the war in Ukraine and interest rates. Read more about how the market fared and what that means for the coming year.
Despite things pointing to more of a downer, Q3 turned out better than expected. See what factors played to a stronger third quarter.
As the economy finds its footing, inflation begins to slow and the job market remains strong, things are looking up. However, many factors are in play for Q3 and Q4.