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About 98% of CEOs surveyed by the Conference Board going into the fourth quarter of 2022 said that they expected a U.S. recession.
Source: https://time.com/6252887/january-jobs-report-recession/
However, it’s noteworthy thatnatural gas prices have come down since the fourth quarter of 2022, said Pedro Antunes, chief economist at the Conference Board of Canada, a think tank analyzing economic trends.
I’m not sure why these measures were so different, but the Conference Board measure seemed to do a better job of predicting the vote — although the backlash over Roe v. Wade, and against some terrible Republican candidates, surely also played a role.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/16/opinion/joe-biden-america-economy.html
The Conference Board, a business research group, reported that consumer confidence tumbled in August, surprising economists that were expecting levels to hold steady around the strong July reading.
The Conference Board Employment Trends Index is a comprehensive indicator for employment, aggregating eight leading indicators of employment to show underlying trends in employment conditions.
The Conference Board said its consumer confidence index increased to 102.0 this month from a downwardly revised 99.1 in October.
The consumer confidence index fell in April to 101.3, down from a revised 104.0 in March, the Conference Board said in a statement.
Source: https://www.kuwaittimes.com/us-consumer-confidence-falls-ahead-of-fed-decision/
Though the Conference Board of Canada is predicting an 89 per cent chance of a recession in Canada in 2023, it’s also projecting it will be a mild one and some of these sectors could help London weather the storm.