Economies move in cycles, and each cycle brings its own challenges and opportunities. In many aspects, the current cycle has shown signs of aging and we are likely in late cycle. As investors debate the chances of growth or recession, we think the journey merits its own consideration. Staying on the sidelines could prove costly, while we believe an active, diversified approach across public and private markets may be the best way to navigate near-term uncertainties and seize late-cycle opportunities.

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The Federal Reserve has signaled that it will forgo an interest-rate increase at its policy meeting later this month. That ironically may reflect the financial impact of the debt-ceiling deal more than the latest economic indicators, notably May’s employment data released on Friday.

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Americans are less financially prepared for retirement than they were in 2020, with millennials experiencing the biggest setback as savings decreased, according to a study by Fidelity Investments.

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U.S. equities may disappoint in 2023, but patient investors can find potential income and returns in other markets.

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