2022 brings uncertainty with higher inflation, slower growth risks, and low yields. The focus for investors turns to detecting risks that have been already factored into the markets—such as stagflation—as compared to those which have yet to emerge. There are several reasons why investors should be concerned: Covid relief programs are ending, Fed policies will likely be shifting, corporate profit growth may lose steam, market valuations are lofty, and stocks may simply be unable to repeat the past two year's stellar performance. So where should investors be looking for opportunity? 

Join Terri McGray, President of Longevity Capital Management, who shares various outlooks from Global Chief Economists and Heads of Macroeconomic Strategies from her key investment partners to provide a look at what 2022 and beyond may hold for investors. This collaborative view is collected from global macroeconomic forecasts and financial trends. Terri will share an analysis of the economy and capital markets and identify potential opportunities and risks. 

Learning Objectives:

• Define central bank policy and what’s driving an expected shift in sentiment from hawkish to dovish in early 2022


• Identify supply-side constraints and what investors should be watching closely 


• Recognize the delayed effects of China’s credit, monetary, fiscal, and regulatory policy tightening and its preparedness to tackle multiple headwinds simultaneously 


• Summarize long-run economic growth and factors that may drive lower-for-longer interest rates