5 • 4 • 3: A soft landing like it’s 1995?

05 March 2024 by National Bank Investments
Numbers 5 - 4 - 3 on black background

The stock market is showing resiliency and consumer optimism is improving. Considering the interest rate cut outlook, several reasons point to a soft landing. In this context, we explore which investment strategy will help stay on track.

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