EFC Economic Forecast Series: What Shape will the Recover be?

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 May 26, 2020

EFC’s Economic Forecast Series webinar will deliver global, national, and regional economic forecasts by premier economist, Maureen Farrow, President of Economap.

The discussion will cover:

  • The sharp recession following the global lockdowns resulting from Covid19
  • Fiscal stimulus measures and the liquidity injection by central banks
  • What shape will recovery likely follow over the next six months to a year?
  • What will the “new normal” likely mean for businesses?

Don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity for members to gain valuable insight on economic growth, inflation, interest rates, and currency outlook for 2021!

Join your industry colleagues for this informative event and learn about current economic trends impacting the Canadian market as well as macroeconomic forecasts for the electrical industry, so you can strategically align your business planning.

Part 1: June 23, 2020 | 1pm EST

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Part 2: September 24, 2020 | 1pm EST

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