From inflation to home prices, 2023 has so far defied expectations
Even General Electric, which hit the financial skids not long after it relocated to Boston, seems to be back on track. “The US economy is currently displaying genuine signs of resilience, "said Gregory Daco, chief economist at audit and consulting firm Ernst& Young, in a note last week. Inflation remains too hot for the Federal Reserve to begin reducing borrowing…
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