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Joe Innace

Joe Innace

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Contributor, Advisors Magazine

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Total articles 170

  • Consumers’ Optimism Pulls Back in January: The Conference Board

    By Joe Innace| advisorsmagazine.com@ Key TakeawaysConsumers’ assessments of current business conditions:• 18.4% of consumers said business conditions were “good,” down from 21.0% in December. • 15.4% said business conditions were “bad,” unchanged from December. Consumers’ appraisals of the labor market plunged in January. • 33.0% of consumers said jobs were “plentiful,” down from 37.1% in December. • 16.8% of consumers said jobs were “hard to get,” up from 14.9%.

    By Joe Innace · advisorsmagazine.com

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Trade Warfare is CEOs’ Biggest Concern in 2025

    By Joe Innace| advisorsmagazine.com@ President Trump’s talk of new tariffs not only has foreign countries’ leaders from China to Canada and Mexico rattled, but the issue is keeping the world's executives up at night. CEOs globally rank intensified trade wars as the top geopolitical risk to their companies. They say tensions between the US, EU, and China will have the greatest geopolitical impact, according to a new survey from The Conference Board.

    By Joe Innace · advisorsmagazine.com

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Consumers’ Optimism Pulls Back in January: The Conference Board

    By Joe Innace| advisorsmagazine.com@ Key TakeawaysConsumers’ assessments of current business conditions:• 18.4% of consumers said business conditions were “good,” down from 21.0% in December. • 15.4% said business conditions were “bad,” unchanged from December. Consumers’ appraisals of the labor market plunged in January. • 33.0% of consumers said jobs were “plentiful,” down from 37.1% in December. • 16.8% of consumers said jobs were “hard to get,” up from 14.9%.

    By Joe Innace · advisorsmagazine.com

    Feb. 19, 2025

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Advisors Magazine

Long Island, United States