The recession question: 2024 may be “a tale of two halves"

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The recession question: 2024 may be “a tale of two halves"

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February 28, 2024

That’s the view of Vanguard Global Head of Credit Chris Alwine, who discussed Vanguard’s economic forecast with Barron’s in their recent article, “Vanguard Is Bullish on Bonds, but Watch Out: It Sees a Recession Approaching Later This Year.”

Alwine emphasizes the delicate balance of the Federal Reserve when it comes to interest rates and the trajectory of the U.S. economy later in 2024. Despite the caution, Vanguard sees potential in pockets of the bond market. 

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