Stocks continued their upward ascent in
March, with investors gaining increased
confidence in the economic environment.
After looking over their shoulder toward
the possibility of imminent recession over
the past two years, investors finally seem to
be coming around to the idea that maybe
a recession is not in the cards. Continued
resiliency in the economic data, despite
a persistent inversion in the yield curve,
and moderating inflation have increasingly
made an economic soft landing a likely
scenario. Late in the month, some investors
were even calling for a “no landing”
scenario, which means no interest rate
cuts, but also means above-trend economic
growth and more dependable corporate
profit growth as we move through
2024.
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Stocks continued their upward ascent in
March, with investors gaining increased
confidence in the economic environment.
After looking over their shoulder toward
the possibility of imminent recession over
the past two years, investors finally seem to
be coming around to the idea that maybe
a recession is not in the cards. Continued
resiliency in the economic data, despite
a persistent inversion in the yield curve,
and moderating inflation have increasingly
made an economic soft landing a likely
scenario. Late in the month, some investors
were even calling for a “no landing”
scenario, which means no interest rate
cuts, but also means above-trend economic
growth and more dependable corporate
profit growth as we move through
2024.
Important Disclosure
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