Prof G

This is going to be a contest between market resilience and economic resilience as to whether in fact the markets are overestimating the resilience of the economy. And that's what the actual numbers are going to deliver is maybe the economy and markets are a lot more resilient than we gave them credit for.

This is going to be a contest between market resilience and economic resilience as to whether in fact the markets are overestimating the resilience of the economy. And that's what the actual numbers are going to deliver is maybe the economy and markets are a lot more resilient than we gave them credit for.

In which case, we'll come out of this year just like we came out of 2020 and 2022 with much less damage than we thought would be created.

In which case, we'll come out of this year just like we came out of 2020 and 2022 with much less damage than we thought would be created.

This is going to be a contest between market resilience and economic resilience as to whether in fact the markets are overestimating the resilience of the economy. And that's what the actual numbers are going to deliver is maybe the economy and markets are a lot more resilient than we gave them credit for.

In which case, we'll come out of this year just like we came out of 2020 and 2022 with much less damage than we thought would be created.