Last week the Conference Board’s LEI was released and grew 9.85% Y/Y. The Delta variant, inflation concerns and supply chain issues are likely to create near term headwinds but growth looks likely to continue at a moderate rate into 2022. #Economy Source: Factset
"We're going to get some pretty good growth through the remainder of the year," @RDMFinancial CIO Michael Sheldon says. But, "interest rates have increased quite a bit over a short period of time... maybe the rate of increase in rates... is giving people a little bit of a pause."
“As we start 2021, we’re still going to be, unfortunately, dealing with the lingering affects of the virus and that’s having an impact on some of the economic data that we’re seeing,” @rdmfinancial Executive Director and CIO Michael Sheldon says.
“I think the markets may have started a little bit of a Santa Claus rally today,” @rdmfinancial Executive Director and CIO Michael Sheldon says. “That generally is a positive sign for the markets looking ahead to the following year.” https://t.co/ohsBg1S7Or