Category: Economy

The economic expansion in the U.S. entered its eleventh year in July, making it the longest period of uninterrupted growth since 1900.

Despite rising global trade tensions and weakening manufacturing output, the U.S. economic expansion that began over ten years ago continues.

We see a number of factors shaping the current economic and investment landscape, some of which may appear contradictory at first glance.

So what does that mean for the economy moving forward?

We believe this is a more sustainable rate of growth and that a deeper slowdown is unlikely in 2019...

How much longer can this last? After nearly a decade of economic growth, this is the primary question.

The current economic expansion, which began in the summer of 2009, is turning into a marathon.

By all measures, this has been a long and slow recovery...

What has changed? What remains the same?