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Markets and Economic Update: 2019 review and a look ahead to 2020

January 16, 2020
David Lundgren, CFA®
David Lundgren, CFA®

Welcome to the Markets and Economic Update, provided by the Hancock Whitney Asset Management team as an informational resource for clients and individuals who are interested in hearing our perspectives on current economic issues.

 

Market and Economic Update for January 2020

 

It's a new year and our Asset Management team is taking a look back at the biggest headlines of 2019 and discussing what they believe to be the most pressing issues for 2020. They'll review the stock market and best performing assets classes of 2019 and follow-up with a debate on the bear vs. bull cases for equities in 2020. Finally, the team will assess the bond market and give an outlook of what to expect in the upcoming year from fixed income markets and the Federal Reserve.

 

Click the "play" arrow below to listen to the recorded in-depth discussion by our entire Asset Management team by clicking on the play button below.

 

 

A historical library of previous calls is available.

 

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