Read our new report delivering in-depth analysis on COVID-19 economic scenarios as of October 2020 and what they mean for potential trajectories of the economy – with all-new data for Q4.

The report, featuring key insights from Mohammed Chaudhri, Experian Chief Economist, provides a deep dive on:

• Key economic outcomes of a V-, U-, and W-shaped recovery
• Key sectors at risk during the global pandemic
• Government and fiscal policy measures

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Experian and Oxford Economics shares and discusses critical insights in the latest Q3 2022 Main Street Report. This webinar includes: - Leading Experts on Commercial and Macro-Economic Trends - Credit insights and trends on 30+ Million active businesses - Industry Hot Topics Covered (Inclusive of Business Owner and Small Business Data) - Commercial Insights you cannot get anywhere else - Peer Insights with Interactive Polls (Participate) - Discover and understand small business trends to make informed decisions - Actionable takeaways based on recent credit performance

The US economy grew a buoyant 2.6% annualized in Q3, confirming Experian and Oxford Economics’ view that the economy was not in recession. Indeed, the economy created a robust 261k jobs in October, while the unemployment rate came in near a historically low of 3.7%. Higher borrowing costs will weigh on corporate profits, hiring, and business investment. The consumer will feel the effects of an increase in unemployment and a reduction in excess savings. Download the full report to learn more.