The global economy faces an uncertain future in 2023. This year, GDP growth is projected to be 2.9%—down from 3.2% in 2022.
U.S. retirement assets have faced challenging conditions amid market headwinds—but over the last decade these assets have nearly doubled.
The U.S. dollar hit 20-year highs in 2022. Why is the dollar so strong, and what does it mean for financial markets and investors?
Unlike the last two downturns, stock buybacks could hit a record $1.3T in 2022. We chart their growth over the last two decades.
Energy prices have been extremely volatile in 2022. Which countries are seeing the highest prices in the world?
We show the Financial Conditions Index, which breaks down the state of U.S. financial markets based on 105 indicators.
Financial markets are facing headwinds against a changing economic backdrop. Here is the macroeconomic risk map in 2022.
Interest rate hikes and quantitative tightening are reducing liquidity and raising volatility in markets, but why exactly does this happen?
Despite market uncertainty, U.S. unemployment is low, at 3.7%. In this infographic, we show unemployment and recessions since 1948.
With mortgage rates climbing, could housing prices drop? We explore the relationship between historical mortgage rates and house prices.