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Podcast Highlight - Predictions for Inflation: Potential Pains and Gains

Mid-Quarter Roundtable Highlights

Inflation hasn’t gone away. An examination of true inflation helps the team explain why rising costs were a factor in the exit polls and how some costs are hitting harder than others. There may be relief on the horizon as they look at historical inflation and how it peaks.

November 30, 2022
Mid-Quarter Roundtable Highlights
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