U.S. Economy
The Economy Didn’t Kill Itself
With inflation sitting at a four-decade high, stocks and bonds falling precipitously and yet to reach an apparent bottom, digital assets on the verge of an all-out crash because of some high-profile liquidations, the war in Ukraine continuing to rage on, and the U.S. Federal Reserve aggressively raising interest rates, this is one of the most difficult times in history for economic forecasters. Even Goldman Sachs’ President John Waldron admitted at a June 2 conference that this is “among—if not the most—complex, dynamic environments” that he’s ever experienced.









