Interest Rates

Historically, an inverted yield curve has proven to be a fairly accurate indicator that the economy is headed for recession.

Inflation hit a fresh multidecade high and the Fed responded with another significant interest rate hike at July’s meeting.

Rising interest rates can dampen demand for commercial properties, leading to lower sale prices and higher vacancy rates.

Forecasts show that 2022 will be the first year since WWII that total bank deposits will decline. This could impact deposit rates.

In response to rampant inflation, the Fed raised rates significantly. In addition, FOMC members updated their forecasts.

The Fed has signaled several rate increases in 2022. Businesses should prepare for these rate hikes by considering these suggestions.

FOMC members began raising rates at this week’s meeting. Additionally, members submitted updated projections for the future.

Business leaders can prepare for rising rates by forecasting when hikes will occur and how they might impact operations.

Regardless if rates are on the rise or on the decline, you have peace of mind knowing that your funds are fully protected with ADM.

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