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Uncertainty remains the watchword, and likely will continue in 2026

Overwhelming feedback from employers is that decisions on hiring or investments as slowed or halted.
November 6, 2025
Grant Forsyth
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Chance of recession becomes mild, but risks remain

Better than expected growth this year puts the region in better position for 2024
November 8, 2023
Grant Forsyth

The good news as we exit 2023 is the U.S. avoided a widely expected recession this year. The bad news is the chance of a mild recession in 2024 still remains a risk.  


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On all fronts, think slower increases in 2023

Although housing inflation will slow, big price deflation like in 2008-2009 seems unlikely
November 17, 2022
Grant Forsyth
At this time last year, there was hope that 2022 would ring in more predictable economic activity in the U.S. and Inland Northwest. Sadly, it was not to be so. The disruptions started by the pandemic, notably the labor market and supply chain disruptions,
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