The global commodity shocks of the last few years have affected countries in the region differently. Join our webinar to hear more insights into the opportunities and challenges facing this diverse region.

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Join Cristian deRitis, Deputy Chief Economist, and economists, Shannon Brobst, Matt Walsh, and Shandor Whitcher, as they provide a deeper dive into the supply and demand dynamics that will drive the housing market going forward.

The Australian and New Zealand economies have slowed with the high interest rate environment. Relief is on the horizon with inflation cooling and rate cuts in view by the second half. Australia has held up better than expected, helped by solid population growth and a resilient labour market. New Zealand has also benefited from these factors, but to a lesser extent.

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Join us on Wednesday, November 6th for our quarterly update of the consumer credit outlook, where we will discuss the current and anticipated trends in household credit conditions.

The anticipation of the upcoming election is on the top of everyone’s minds.  Rightly so, as the decisions made in the coming weeks will likely affect every sector of our economy.
 
Join us for an extensive session where Chief Economist Mark Zandi and his team of experts will discuss the economic impact. 

Join us on Tuesday, August 20 for our quarterly update of the consumer credit outlook, where we will discuss the current and anticipated trends in household credit conditions.

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will pursue very different economic policies if reelected. Both have put forward a wide range of proposals to change the tax code, government spending, and trade, immigration and regulatory policies that if implemented could have significant impacts on the economy’s performance for years to come.

América Latina corre a diferentes velocidades en 2024, con un grupo de países desacelerándose y otro grupo acelerándose. Así, la región enfrentará su tercer año de desaceleración después del repunte post-recesión.

Join us on Tuesday, June 18th for our quarterly update of the consumer credit outlook, where we will discuss the current and anticipated trends in household credit conditions.

As long as inflation remains above the Fed’s target, and the Fed maintains its higher for longer interest rate policy in response, it is premature to conclude the economy has soft landed. In this webinar we consider what it will take for inflation to abate, the Fed to ease, and the economy to soft land, and what could derail this.

Join Cristian deRitis, Deputy Chief Economist, and economists, Shannon Brobst, Matt Walsh, and Shandor Whitcher, as they provide a deeper dive into the supply and demand dynamics that will drive the housing market going forward.

Despite the slings and arrows, the U.S. economy continues to power through. Consumers remain stalwart spenders and businesses reluctant to layoff workers.  During this session we’ll identify the strengths and risks for consumers, housing, businesses, government, and trade.

During this session, our esteemed panelists, including Michael Brisson, Director of Economic Research at Moody's Analytics and Daniel Russ, VP Quantitative Model Analytics at U.S. Bank will provide an in-depth analysis of the current state of the auto industry and its short-term outlook.

Join us as we take a deep dive into the Federal Reserve’s anticipated release of the bank stress test scenarios as part of CCAR 2024.

Join us on Tuesday, February 20th for our quarterly update of the consumer credit outlook, where we will discuss the current and anticipated trends in household credit conditions.

Join Chief Economist, Mark Zandi, and team as they discuss the mounting risks cyberattacks pose to the global financial system, with recent breaches exposing serious vulnerabilities.

Join Chief Economist, Mark Zandi, and team as they present the current version of our state electoral college models, and what they say about who will win the Presidential election.

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With inflation abating and the Federal Reserve facing less pressure to hike interest rates, recession risks are fading. But they can’t be fully discounted given high interest rates, geopolitical turmoil, declining savings, and political uncertainty. 

Global energy markets are being buffeted by powerful geopolitical events and chaotic cross currents in global demand and supply. Join Chief Economist, Mark Zandi and team as they provide valuable global insights.

Join us on Wednesday, November 15th for our quarterly update of the consumer credit outlook, where we will discuss the current and anticipated trends in household credit conditions based on data from Equifax.

The current commercial real estate landscape finds itself grappling with formidable challenges amid a backdrop of tighter credit conditions and widespread economic uncertainty. A decline in transactional activity is directly impacting the revenues of brokers and lenders, while a higher cost of financing is casting a looming shadow over maturing debt, pushing it into a realm of uncertain refinancing.

Recession risks are uncomfortably high, as the economy struggles with high inflation and high rising interest rates. And while recession is not inevitable, the next 12-18 months will be a difficult time for the economy, the financial system, and real estate markets.

We're coming to Dallas to discuss the economy's prospects. Chief Economist, Mark Zandi, and economic experts from across Moody's Analytics will be there to provide their insights and answer your questions.

The election of Donald Trump as U.S. president has intensified several challenges for Europe, including economic instability and geopolitical tensions. Given the EU’s heavy reliance on trade, the looming threat of a tariff war with the U.S. could further weaken the bloc’s economic position. Additionally, Trump’s stance on NATO and the Russia-Ukraine conflict necessitates a rethinking of Europe’s geopolitical strategy and increased defense spending.

Join Gaurav Ganguly, Senior Director - Economic Research, and team of economists for a bumper two-part webinar on Europe and the UK.

Europe’s economy appears to be on the mend. With growth gaining ground and with inflation nearing target across most countries, the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are growing increasingly confident about cutting interest rates in coming months. However, challenges such as a limping German economy, persistent geopolitical risks and upcoming U.K. elections are adding a layer of uncertainty.

The global commodity shocks of the last few years have affected countries in the region differently. Join our webinar to hear more insights into the opportunities and challenges facing this diverse region.

The global commodity shocks of the last few years have affected countries in the region differently. Join our webinar to hear more insights into the opportunities and challenges facing this diverse region.

Europe is struggling to shake off its funk. A number of risks including high interest rates and high prices have diminished growth prospects, leading consumers and firms to become increasingly gloomy. Join our webinar to hear our economists discuss.

Explore geopolitical shifts impacting global oil markets and regional economies. From the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, we analyze the potential for stability and upheaval.

Europe is struggling to shake off its funk. A number of risks including high interest rates and high prices have diminished growth prospects, leading consumers and firms to become increasingly gloomy. Join our webinar to hear our economists discuss.

Holiday season is upon us and Europe is in the swing of summer. But despite having weathered the storms of high food and energy prices, Europe is in no position to relax and unwind.

The EU needs to move at pace if it wishes to achieve its stated goal of Net Zero emissions by 2050. Despite being enshrined in law, the EU’s goal faces significant implementation challenges and the costs to the economy are not clear. Join us at our webinar to find out more about the EU’s planned transition and its economic consequences.

After a phenomenal performance last year, the economy of the oil exporters of the region will moderate considerably in 2023. However, growth is still expected to be strong with weaker global performance in the background. Join us to learn more.

Europe seems to be on the mend. Price growth is coming down, energy security has improved tremendously, and despite high interest rates and negative real wages, consumer sentiment is gradually improving. Will it last or is Europe at risk of giving up its nascent gains and slipping into recession? Join our webinar to find out.

The risk of a recession is high and, with the euro zone facing so many challenges, we invite you to watch our European Economics Team discuss our new scenario: Europe’s Next Recession.

In celebration of Women’s History Month, join us for a live, interactive panel discussion where Moody’s specialists will discuss how gender equality can transform economies, finance, and business.  

Registration is now closed, if you have any queries or would like access to the On-Demand please contact nazia.hussain@moodys.com.

Global central banks and regulators are increasingly focused on the risks climate change poses to the global financial system.

В начале 2021 г. одним из ключевых приоритетов стран постсоветского пространства стало преодоление последствий коронакризиса и выход на темы роста в новых условиях. 

Accessing timely information on changing economic conditions is critical in today’s environment. In this session, we will provide training on how to get started using the Data Buffet ® platform, which hosts Moody’s Analytics comprehensive repository of economic data and forecasts. Users will learn how to find, manipulate and automate the delivery of economic data, including ways to integrate data directly into their models, systems and workflows.

Oceania’s interest-rate sensitive economies have underperformed under the weight of restrictive policy settings. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has kicked off an aggressive easing cycle, while the Reserve Bank of Australia is poised to begin its easing cycle early next year, helping drive a recovery. Monetary easing by most of the rest of the world will help support exports, but China’s shaky outlook remains a concern.

Asia’s developed economies have been growing faster than expected, but headwinds abound. While robust growth in the U.S. and a boom in artificial intelligence have driven export growth, external demand is now slowing on delayed monetary easing, financial market volatility, and stuttering chip sales. Join us as we discuss the economic outlook for Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong.

India’s economy is amongst the world’s fastest growing. Optimism surrounding the country’s economic potential has increased alongside ongoing infrastructure improvements, a more favourable policy environment that has encouraged foreign investment, and increased penetration of the formal banking system amongst households and businesses. But ongoing buoyancy is not guaranteed. Global uncertainty, regional disparities and inequalities all cloud India's outlook.

The Australian and New Zealand economies have slowed with the high interest rate environment. Relief is on the horizon with inflation cooling and rate cuts in view by the second half. Australia has held up better than expected, helped by solid population growth and a resilient labour market. New Zealand has also benefited from these factors, but to a lesser extent.

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The Australian economy is under pressure. Households and increasingly businesses are feeling the impact of tighter monetary policy settings. Inflation is on a bumpy and sluggish downtrend. Join us as we discuss the Australian economic outlook.

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Join us as we discuss the economic outlook for Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong.

The global economy isn’t out of the woods, despite the resilience of the U.S. and European economies. Join us as we discuss the APAC economic outlook.