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Simplicity in Fixed Income Investing Is a Thing of the Past The difference versus one year ago is investing opportunities are less obvious and not sitting at the surface.
Chris Sheldon | Apr 16, 2021
After an uneven 2020, and amid fears of an inflation-led bear market, promising opportunities should still beckon to credit investors who can look past short-term headline risk.
The economy and consumer spending should grow significantly. Our forecast for U.S. Real GDP growth is 6.5% for 2021, and 4% for 2022. Corporate earnings are poised to skyrocket. For Q4 2020, S&P 500 companies are reporting earnings growth of 4% and growth in revenues of 3.2%. For Q1 2021, Wall Street analysts project earnings growth of 22.6% and revenue growth of 6.2%. We predict 16% earnings growth for 2021.
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April 12, 2021 by archyde
© Reuters. File image of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell during a hearing before a Senate committee in Washington, DC, USA.
By Dan Burns y Howard Schneider
Apr 11 (Reuters) – The US economy is at a “tipping point” amid expectations that growth and hiring will accelerate in the coming months, but there is a risk if a hasty opening causes an increase in cases coronavirus, said Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
In an interview with CBS ‘”60 Minutes” aired Sunday night, Powell reiterated his recent optimism about the economy and his now familiar warning that the COVID-19 pandemic has not yet been completely defeated.