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Jobless claims dip below forecasts in glimmer of hope for labor market

CFO Dive

The report on initial jobless claims helped fuel a rebound in equity markets following news last week of job market weakness.

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IPO market strengthens as economy defies recession forecasts: EY

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Investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence may spur companies to go public in coming months, EY said.

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Inflation outruns forecasts, prompting market bets on fewer Fed rate cuts

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Futures traders cut from 56% to 17% the odds that the Fed will conclude 2024 having trimmed the main rate by more than a half percentage point.

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“Nobody Knows Anything,” Wall Street Strategist Edition

Barry Ritholtz

This is true about equity and bond markets, specific company stocks, and economic data series. It is especially true for strategists and forecasters at large brokers and banks. Similarly, there are numerous problems with forecasting. Even the most well-ordered, thoughtful forecasts turn to mush when randomness strikes.

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How To Optimize Cash Flow: Your Roadmap To Resilience!

Speaker: Genevieve Hancock, CPA

Go beyond traditional forecasting models, identifying key leverage points within your organization for liquidity, even in the most challenging environments. Understanding that cash flow management fuels every decision, every opportunity, and every growth phase is critical.

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Retail sales exceed forecasts, highlighting steady consumer-fueled growth

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Robust retail sales defy predictions that trends such as declining savings and a cooling labor market will inhibit consumer spending.

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How Much Does Having The ‘Right’ Capital Market Assumptions Matter In Retirement Planning?

Nerd's Eye View

These assumptions are rooted in Capital Market Assumptions (CMAs), which project how different assets might perform in the future. Beyond market variables, clients bring their own behaviors and preferences into play. However, for many advisors, using these assumptions isn't always comfortable.

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Forecasting Failures Are Costly: Here's How To Fix Them

Speaker: Dave Sackett

Traditional budgeting and forecasting methods can no longer keep pace with today’s rapidly evolving business environment. Static budgets, rigid annual forecasts, and outdated financial models limit an organization’s ability to adapt to market shifts and economic uncertainty.