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Prepare for 2020 With Key Financial Insights
By Brian Beaulieu on December 10, 2019

Equities: Corporate profitability is key to the underlying trend for share prices. We will look at what we can expect regarding corporate profitability in 2020. Profitability impacts...

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2020 Is Up to You (And No One Else)
By Brian and Alan Beaulieu on November 7, 2019

It is time to put the noise and economic history of 2019 behind us. What matters now is how well you will perform in 2020. Changing economic conditions, politics, global discord, and...

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Global Machinery Markets: Current Conditions and Future Expectations
By ITR Economics Representative on November 6, 2019

The global industrial economy is clearly on the back side of the business cycle. In many regions of the world, such as Europe and Asia, the slowdown was underway by early 2018. In the US,...

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Construction 2020: The Year Ahead for Construction Markets
By Connor Lokar on October 3, 2019

As we head into the final months of 2019, the construction cycles are shifting. The US housing market, down 3.2% from the same period a year ago, is currently in Phase D, Recession, and...

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Macroeconomic Update: Preparing Your Budget for 2020
By Lauren Saidel-Baker on September 4, 2019

With budgeting season upon us, our attention shifts to 2020, even if the calendar won’t do so for a few more months. 2019 represented an inflection point in many markets, with the US...

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Commodity Prices – Maintaining Margins in an Ever-Changing Environment
By Taylor St. Germain on August 12, 2019

What do the quarterly growth rates for Steel, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, and Oil Prices have in common? They’re all declining below year-earlier levels. It’s amazing how quickly things change...

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