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We Are Here: Thinking about Recession Risk

Loomis Sayles Credit Research

On the threshold of recession. Sad to say, we think the likelihood of a recession starting in 2023 is increasing. While the Federal Reserve has not explicitly forecast a recession, the unemployment rate projected in the Fed’s quarterly Survey of Economic Projections [i] is consistent with a recession forecast.

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Investing Mistakes During a Recession

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As worries grew about the Federal Reserve and other central banks being willing to bring on a recession to control inflation , stock prices plunged on December 16, 2022. The danger, however, is that too much braking could send an already sluggish economy into recession. The risk was highlighted by S&P Global.

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Investing in a Recession? Keep These 6 Factors in Mind

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Recessions are a hot topic – and never far from any investor’s mind. If you can make that switch – do things differently than you would in a period of economic growth – your portfolio will continue to grow even in a recession. What Exactly is a Recession? Here is where things get even trickier.

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Corporate Health: Signs of Improvement, but Vulnerabilities Remain

Loomis Sayles Credit Research

In aggregate, their responses indicated leverage had moved lower, input prices continued their steady march lower, and they felt the risk of a potential crisis had leveled off. While we welcome these developments, we don’t think we have hit bottom in this credit cycle. Still, we see more room for them to come down.

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How to Stop Worrying About Money and Start Thriving

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Without money, we can feel anxious and insecure, since we do not have the means to meet our basic needs. In fact, according to a Capital One and Decision Lab survey , more than three in four (77%) Americans are anxious about their financial situation. But what happens if we worry too much about money?

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What to Do with Your 401(k) During a Recession?

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There’s been a lot of press in the last year dedicated to asking whether or not we’re in a recession. Because the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) calls recessions retroactively, we could be living in one now and not realize it. Here are some key things to consider when managing your 401(k) through a recession.

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How Can the Young and Fabulous Improve their Investing?

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If you didn’t take an economics class in high school, you might have lived most of your young life not understanding much about investing and the financial world. Picking between different investment tools and understanding concepts like inflation and recession isn’t always intuitive. Why Should I Care About Investing?

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