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 But rather than call it quits, investors may want to stay invested in stocks as the barrage of potentially market-moving events kick off, from China tariffs to Brexit to central bank meetings, which could yield more global interest rate cuts
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American consumers are holding up the global economy. But for how long? The Washington PostHow the Recession of 2020 Could Happen The New York TimesEconomists worry Trump's trade war with China could slow economic growth CBS This MorningEconomic angst rises at bad time for Trump | TheHill The HillTrump blames market meltdown on "Fake News," conspiracy of "weenies" SalonView full coverage on Google News
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The U.S. yield curve move is not an isolated incident — bond markets globally are reeling.
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With a massive 42% of global consumers actively on the hunt for new and different, there's never been a more important time to look at your brand targeting strategies—things like acquisition and retention—and have clear insight into the implications of those strategies. And that's what this episode focuses on, and we're going to leverage data and findings from more than three years' worth of retail data to do it.
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