Skip to main content

Economic Cycle

The fluctuations of the economy between times of expansion (growth) and contraction (recession) are referred to as the economic cycle. The present stage of the economic cycle can be determined using variables like gross domestic product (GDP), interest rates, total employment, and consumer expenditure. Given that it directly affects everything from stocks and bonds to profits and corporate earnings, understanding the economic cycle can assist firms and investors decide whether to invest and when to withdraw their funds.

Popular posts from this blog

Twilio’s Bullish Revival: Strong Growth Projections and AI Innovations Ignite Investor Optimism

Robinhood’s $45 Million Settlement: What It Means for Investors

Activist Moves and Takeover Speculations: Qorvo and Intel in the Spotlight