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Find Your Way Forward: From Economic Crisis to Recovery[Webinar]

Tuesday, June 16, 2020
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET

Throughout 2020, we have navigated a sea of uncertainty and devastation. COVID-19 halted the economy, and the implications have been troubling, leaving to wonder: What does the rest of 2020 have in store? Is there economic recovery on the horizon? Or will we continue to see conditions plummet?

Prepare for what the future economic recovery might look like, and hear from our North American Chief Economist, Dan North. His expert analysis of the economy is easy to understand and will leave you cognizant of current trends and future conditions that may affect your business through and beyond the crisis.

What you'll learn:

- Key insights on the current and future economic state of North America for 2020.
- Developments in consumption, housing, manufacturing, financial markets, and employment.
- How COVID-19 has disrupted current trends of consumer confidence and certain sectors. 
- The economic forecast to help you find your way forward. 

Have a specific question about the economy? There will be a live Q&A at the end, so make sure to submit your question now!

Meet the presenter:


Dan_Headshot_Circle.pngDan North
Chief Economist
Euler Hermes North America
As one of the leading U.S. economists, Dan North has appeared on CNBC, Fox Business News, ABC News Now, France 24, and Bloomberg Radio and Television. He has been quoted by USA Today, Barron’s, Bloomberg Business Week, The Washington Post, Paris Le Monde, and The Wall Street Journal. After having predicted the 2008/2009 recession and its implications accurately, Dan North was ranked 4th on Bloomberg’s list of the 65 top economic forecasters in 2010. Click here to view Dan North's full bio.

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Know the economy so you can grow your business

Dan North's latest blog:
More Records, But We May be Starting to Bottom Out

2019 Economy PredictionThe first revision to Q1 GDP slipped from -4.8% q/q annualized to -5.0%, the worst since 2008 in the Great Recession. After that, we have to go back 38 years to find a quarter this bad.

The revision was mostly due to an update of inventories. Of course, for Q2 we still maintain a drop of -30% followed by a sharp rebound in Q3 and Q4. Read the details here.

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Know the economy so you can grow your business