Still, a base-case expectation for the economy is a recession of meaningful length and depth that starts in early 2023.

Investors shouldn’t be surprised if an abundance of optimism proves to be fleeting.

Both views of the economy have merit, but neither should be acted on by institutional or individual investors seeking to achieve long-term goals.

All that can be said with modest confidence is the economy’s path has indeed changed.

This Q2 market commentary summary from Cuna Mutual Group asks: Is the global economy on the precipice of a regime change? If so, what could it mean for investors?

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2 possible scenarios for how things will go from here