Gravitas: Top CEOs bracing for recession in 2023
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Top American CEOs are bracing for a recession in 2023, with 66% of them expecting it to be long and painful. UN agencies are blaming western interest hikes for the looming economic slowdown.
#America #recession #CEO
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This recession is most likely the result of an external factor. For the first time in decades, the United States is losing its clout as a federal reserve currency. They don't have any more economies to use to control inflation, and less money is being spent on stock and oil trading than in the past. They all lend support to the idea that a new multilateral world order is in the works.
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Times are weird. The US dollar is losing purchasing power due to inflation while strengthening against other currencies and assets. The stock market, real estate, crypto AND precious metals are down because people are fleeing to the "safety" of the dollar. where else can we put our investment money? I can't afford to see my savings of around $320,000 turn to dust in front of my eyes
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CEOs -“ in order for me to keep making 300-500M in salary YEARLY I’m going to have to cut my number of employees”
Always has been, always will be. Its baffling to see so many shills brown-nosing ceos when they probably don't realise they're seen as nothing but tools. Always keep in mind that you as a worker are replaceable, no matter how good of a job you do.
True
Exactly and please the shareholders.
That's not how a company works
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I am sure there will be a slow down in US and it will drag rest of the world into one. But CEOs will use this as excuse to stop increments and promotions even if their businesses remain fairly profitable.
Nice
Exactly
Nothing new yet surprised so many still believe their overlords care about their existence.
So why don’t you start your own business then become CEO and remain fairly profitable.
America's problems is being distributed amongst countries globally. The world will not experience peace of mind unless everybody move away from the Dollar. The worst thing is America recovers within a short period leaving the rest of the world to deal with America's exported problem for another decade.
You're mistaken, moving away from the dollar would be a huge mistake.
@@8000RPM. how so
Unfortunately when one of the world's biggest consumers slow down it does affect everyone down the chain. The answer would be not to sell your goods to the the biggest customer to be immune to their slowdown! That may not work well as if you don't sell to them your competitors will and you loose out.
@@ivandimitrov1057 it's a global currency everyone uses, changing it to the Yuan will not give you any guarantees things will be better (especially with China's current Chris).
@@8000RPM. it will be disastrous for the USA only. The other countries will follow the new world currency. It will be painful for them. USA dies
Please throw out any stats from 2020-2021. They don’t mean a damn thing when it comes to the employment rate. Everything was locked down.
Well. This time the corporates should try layoff employees from top of the employee hierarchy. They could save huge money.
This women is improving on her news delivery skillls👍
"news anchor"
Is she Palki’s sister? She has quite a bit of resemblance with her.
WomAn woman
Let's all pretend that its not happening by design
A college final year student trying for campus placements seeing all these recession circumstances 😭. I wish if this wont affect much on our placements.
It's already affecting
@@Live-hh6li yah, indeed true! But I wish the extend of the effect would be less and spread/normalised over next few years rather than all on a short time frame.
@@AMIRULHAQE hope the same
I was thinking the same😢
It wouldn't affect Freshers .. don't worry.. it all starts from top
Those who are poor, struggling to feed 3 times. Those who are rich fight wars.
Agreed👍
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Hahaha. Very well put
Inflation hits people a lot harder than a crashing stock or housing market as it directly affects people's cost of living that people immediately feel the impact of. It's not surprising negative market sentiment is so high now. We really need help to survive in this Economy. The fin-Market;s have underperformed the U.S. economy as fear of inflation hammers the prices of stock;s and bonds. My portfoliio of $250k is down to $192k any recommendation;s to scale up my return;s during this crash will be highly appreciated.
You have to get a financial-advisor/broker to aid you diversify your portfolios to include commodities, inflation-indexed bonds and stocks of companies with solid cash flows, as opposed to growth stocks where valuations were based on future potential earnings.
I agree, my proffit have been quite consistent, regardless of market situation, I got in early 2019 and the constant downtrends and losses discouraged me so I sold off, got back in Dec 2020 this time with guidance from a portfolio-adviser. I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. long story short, its been two years now and I’ve gained over $85ok following guidance from my inveestment adviser.
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This pattern has always existed: when developping countries start to emerge, strangely "something" happens, a crisis surges and they are brought down again. The guys at the top are afraid of losing power, they like the "status quo".
if there are any CEOs worrying about recession,please don't , just follow what you always do,fire lot of people that'll do it,the board will increase your pay by 200%.
Very good summary
And remember to BUILD BACK BETTER 🤡
I was being sarcastic.
@@sharatbonthu1193 You were being honest.
@@sharatbonthu1193 no worries that is the truth anyway
True - some are seeking profit via volatility rather than via hard work
My very open question who gains from recession? If there is negative there must be gain somewhere else
Listen to Ray Dalio, you will understand. It’s very complex but it is about the answer to “what is Money?” Right now.
This always happens when a sniff of a recession is in the air. Pulling in your horns creates the very recession you're afraid of.
Says the spoiled brat of a rich dad
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I work in recruitment in the U.K. it’s never been such a tough time in my experience. Anyone else struggling to recruit?
What you mean?
perhaps if companies weren't such chosen beggars
@@loganx906 He/she is unable to find people to work for them.
@@MaheshKumar-dn2hb so if it is recession here then it means less job. How this statement fits here.
@@loganx906 that's what they are trying to say. They are unable to find people to work. Probably the media is blowing things out of proportion, just like they always do. I hope that's the case.
How is it that everytime recession is predicted by CEOs and stocks are not crashing in same proportion and gold is not skyrocketing yet
Since many CEO's are not good in tackling these kind of situations, they cut their employees & will continue to enjoy their lifestyle. If they speak to their employees with open mind, they could find solutions.
8 times worse than the greatest depression ever
Let's change the subject a little bit & delve on India's richest man, Adani. Right now he is world's 4th richest man. But how many people know that once you have adjusted for cash and bank balance available with various group companies, his group of companies' net debt-to-equity ratio rose to 2.07 at the end of FY22, the highest since FY18. As of March-end, the Adani group companies were sitting on cash and bank balance worth Rs 26,989 crore. This makes the Adani group one of the most indebted among India’s top business groups. Which means once recession sets in, will he be hard-pressed to repay his massive amounts of debts owed to banks? And therefore retrenching many of his staffs?
Our local Indian billionaire are look upon with suspicious nature.. we should respect them because they are the one who create jobs and help employment crisis in our country..
Will firing employees make Adani debts better,????
Debt burden will be transferred to poor tax payers
haha look at adani share price. a p/e of 405 which is exorbitant to the power of exorbitant. i do not know how u brought this topic here but yes adani enterprises could b a bubble burst.
Easy money: Short tf outta Adani
The only thing that matters is that the fed stops printing
We can't do that,....that would sole a big problem.....
Very good reporting.
Meanwhile CEOs makes millions and billions.
lol what to do
US is to be blamed for this
My spouse and I are adding a variety of stocks/ETF to my present holdings for the long term, We've set aside $250k to start following inflation-indexed bonds and stocks of companies with solid cash flows, I believe it is a good time to capitalize on the market for long-term gains, but it wouldn't hurt to know means of actualizing short term profit.
he market is volatile at this time, hence i will suggest you get yourself a financial-advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points on the shares/ETF you focus on.
@@joshspring7686 I agree, my prof!t have been quite consistent, regardless of market situation, I got in early 2019 and the constant downtrends and losses discouraged me so I sold off, got back in Dec 2020 this time with guidance from a portfolio-adviser. I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. long stry shot, its been two years now and I’ve gained over $85ok following guidance from my investmnt adviser. The advisor I use is Wendy Helene Bennett, she's verifiable , so you could just search her.
The ending says it all
Do you recommend taking up a accounting role in the US (in a global firm) as an Immigrant starting in mid of 2023? I am worried if I get to move and immediately get hit by inflation or Job loss due to recession waves.
Recession means taking a break..recess time to stop eating, stop luxury spending, stop holidaying, stop buying big houses with cheap loans..
The trent in IT industry is almost same every year. They would not have new client addition in October to February and they try to reduce the new hire by utilise their bench resource.Nothing to
Similar to paliki , well done
I read that paper 10 years ago.
That is ok but where is palki sharma-upadhyay ?
This anchor sound so mechanical ⚙️ I miss palki you can tell she spoke the truth from her soul 😢
Where did she go
Busy coming
Cheers from west Africa
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@@misa6608 Wuhan virus lockdown.. 2 months or more
Good she left, she's full of herself and worship her only master
@@misa6608 she quit, prob going to cnn
Why?
I like the PSU's replacement!
Does the Palki replacement ALSO have to talk like Palki Sharma?
All the hospitals in St. Louis have lists of nurses and staff who the will lay off after the holidays
That’s crazy 😮 even with the nursing shortage there is.
My company which is in the retail clothing industry has been making record profits as people are buying clothes to go back to the office. They are even adding manager level head count in the team. I don’t know what you’re talking about.
What country are you in?
@@paladindanse2989 Canada
Love the commentary!! We need JOBS!! Thank you.
There’s 2 jobs for every person looking for one.
When America sneezes the world catches cold!!! In a nutshell.
Intelligent spending. Asking the people to not to use instruments of impurity. opec decrease in production makes common since
Very good reporting.well done.
Recession or inflation, the expectations of these two create more damage than the actual figures.
What UN suggested for upcoming recession is a theories based on influence of profit earning Western world. Where money is everything. Learn it from lockdown period in India. No jobs and people suffer but not because of hunger. Our beloved PM Sh . Narendrabhai Modi brought India almost safely.and now doing good. Even during economic crises period people have faith in Sh Modi that India is now in good hand. I request Western world leader to take necessary advice and follow it. You will be surprised to see the results
Nice sarcasam
@@supersonic89 you need to check your mental health.
When US $ is white paper what options we have 😭
Bank debt is the sole reason behind this step because one can't afford 2 burden at time
I am begining to get tired of your news. please bring Palki Sharma back. i enjoy her more when reports news, the level of explanation she puts in is incredible. bring her back for GRAVITAS and GRAVITAS PLUS
Well, the support team of gravitas is the same. Only the presenter changed
its boring as hell now.
Yea well we like the presenter better seems more legit
Let's see
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What happened to the orginal lady who used to do the news.
When COVID 19 began and many lost their jobs we capitalised and employed hundreds of new staff to fill empty vacancies, we have again come to to a time where we are finding it difficult to hire good people, with another turbulent market on the horizon we again hope to find staff to fill those positions. Recessions are normal events and yes they do shake up the job markets but companies who are wise use market downturns to improve for the future, that's how well ran businesses survive and prosper.
What happened to those who lost their jobs???
@@shaktikumarkurup3621 they found new ones mostly, some in different careers some moved to new companies! COVID 19 actually helped us is some ways! One sector that took ages to recover was transport, lorry drivers left the industry hence there was a serious shortage of drivers, this did cause price rises as transport costs went up significantly (higher wages to attract drivers).
Fact is most of the people fired during lockdown was because of state medical persecution and was thus entirely politically driven. Now those same workers have zero interest in returning to work for those who shunned them.
But the point is that todays global geopolitical and financial system is unhealthy and broken, in a way that is unique to us/world at this moment. imho
@@DalleyMusic it's been broken for decades then as nothing has changed! Two of the biggest factors currently affecting world finances are the war that Putin started (affecting energy costs) and the various issues China have created (Covod19, zero COVID policy and corruption in its housing market).
Where is Palki?
Free Palki
wheres the other host?
100% already in a global recession. 100% going to be worse than 2008 between 2023 and 2024. Asset costs relative to people's incomes are too far out of whack, and the drop in discretionary spending is going to make 2008 look like a warmup, which means there will be more layoffs and therefore more foreclosures than 2008. I'm expecting a 60% housing cost drop.
Two wrong move major. Caused recession. Covid, War. Supply chain disruption, due to over depending.
It's man made. Rich will become ticher.
Sounds grim
@@marcoAKAjoe In the medium term, it sure does. The economy is cyclical though, just sucks that an extra $10 trillion in spending delayed and added to an already overheated economy that was due for a mild correction in early 2020, but that's what socialism does. No such thing as free shit.
Most likely not.
So you want to invest in housing market once the recession hit and house prices will drop 60 %.
If there will be recession it will be very mild.
Why are you copying Palki Sharma.. the flow, pauses, questions, tone.. it's just a different face and voice.. bizzare
We’re in one now.
Your style of News Reading is always understandable and great Madam, Thank You...
As long as your country have sufficient food stocks you don't face that much impact of recession because after all you need food everyday to survive.If food prices increase common people will face the most impact.India have enough food stocks that's why we don't feel that much of impact due to global recession.
My life has been one big recession..
Yar can't take something from a guy that has nothing.
Agreed Ajit
Green energy costs 4x more . Compare Germany .40 Kwhr ( now even more ) to USA .12 kwher
The developed markets made a blunder of keeping interest rates low for many years and spending money on other side (Government) without sustainable fiscal policies and accumulated piles of debt and the people lived a higher standard of living that they don't deserve
What do you mean? Can you give examples
@@goddessvibes08 wait and see what happens to the developed markets starting from UK, to Eurozone and US
All these Paiki fans are annoying AF.
Its fixable, just need the right people in power.
RBI and Government of India should ready to make proper monetary and fiscal policy
Where is Palki?
She has resigned
Exactly Palki's style she followed
News! 💪🏾💪🏾
I wondered why it’s always 12, and 400🤫
The recession has been here a long ago.
Keep going Mam. I know u r reading the news from same source which Ms. Palki used to read..
Yeah she is pausing like her as well while speaking
At some points, i felt she is better than Palki Sharma Upadhyay, but not in overall
14 dallors per gallon of gasoline prices
I miss the palaki (not sure the name of the reporter who just recently resigned)
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I doubt but it's difficult to predict recession...when everyone will say recession is coming measures will be taken to avoid these...let's see
Mimicking the presentation style of Ms. Upadyay????
Hahaha. She exactly doing that. What a blunder by such reputed channel
namaste asante.
How obvious everything is orchestrated.
Why they always talking about the US and hardly talk of India.
RECESSION should come to re-establish the business structure
Beautiful Word, "COMMODITY". 😁👌
You mean we’re not in a recession now ??
More taxes is the opposite of what’s needed. That 2% will go to. -2 fast
since everyone think of it, it will be a self fulfilling prophecy😑
Ceos like cheep money the always say this crap in the US, every one in the US is trying to hire. It's been that way for 2 years.
Please share complete details. Front office expenses are being cut. High salary professionals are at risk. So positions like analysts are considered for remote work being moved to India n South East Asia. Manufacturing in India n some parts of Asia will remain unaffected. Those companies directly depending on US and European clients are going to face shakedown. Any project connected to government in India n South East Asia is safe till 2024 or next election. Elections have happened in UK, Germany n few countries is another reason for the trouble there. People made wrong choice. Be alert, watchful. Old, stereotype profiles are perishing, but some new ones are being created as well.
Recession is now.
Inflation never reduces in prices once raised.
We will have to endure this collapse and watch our pennies.
Where is the other female reporter?
She has resigned
This is going to worst recession for India . World will be in deep recession next year, while India is already depleting its foreign reserve to maintain rupee as good as they can, will be wiped out of dollers after 2024 elections.
Cut down these crazy salaries of IT developers 1st - most of their salaries dont make sence !
Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need.
Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club
More Sri Lankas !! is that a new country classification ?
Australian airlines are cancelling flights
Where's Palki
She has resigned
She left the company
Drop dollar as reserve currency, everything will return to normal
True
While ceos get rich tell the whole story.
Sounds like Palki, but sure doesn’t look like her
Might as well she gets plastic surgery also along with presentation style
Need to pull our n ur socks up. Not stocks... May be yes... Nothing else.
When they use the word "smart" they actualy mean "stupid". to do more of the same thing that got them in this mess in the first place. Its almost as if EU want its people to lose everything.