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In the latest episode of Opportunity (In)sight, we take a deep dive into the ever-evolving landscape of crucial economic trends and their influence on business strategies and results.   We explore questions like: How is the escalating cost of childcare affecting the labor market? What lessons can the "broken windows fallacy" offer us in understanding extreme weather events? What are the driving forces and subtleties of strategic shoring in the global supply chains?   Our team at KPMG Economics provides insightful answers to these questions and offers even more in-depth analysis. Click to read Episode 7.

According to KPMG’s #AI Quarterly Pulse Survey, 67% of business leaders are wary of regulatory changes, citing both over-regulation and under-regulation as a risk of the upcoming administration change. Swipe below and click for more insights in the full report: https://lnkd.in/ehgi9f9m

"We live in a world of #AI abundance," says Swami Chandrasekaran of KPMG US. "We are an API click away from the AI capability we need." 🤖 Swami introduced the future of #AIAgents at our event 'AI: Leading Through the AI Transformation,' held today and tomorrow in Brooklyn, NY. Learn more about #tcbAI and all our events here: https://lnkd.in/eCnhFrM6

In case you missed it | Upon the launch of our latest supply chain study, The Proximity Premium, KPMG US Leader Mary Rollman joined Christopher Westfall for a conversation on FEI | Financial Executives International Weekly Podcast to break down some of the critical findings. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eHf5vZww

We are at the Web Summit here in Lisbon, Portugal, where the energy is unmatched. We’re diving into the latest in #AI, sustainability, and more. Watch below a few of my thoughts from the conference. #WebSummit #KPMGPrivateEnterprise

Today's CPI report: 🔹 #CPI rose 0.2% in October, the same as September, with a year-on-year measure at 2.6% and in line with expectations. 🔹 More good news for the #Fed, Core CPI, excluding food and #energy, rose 0.3% in October, maintaining a 3.3% year-on-year gain. 🔹 Good news for #holiday shoppers, non-durable goods fell for the 2nd month in a row both on a month-to-month and year-on-year basis. 🔹 Prices for #durablegoods moderated, rising only 0.1% in October, while being down by 2.5% year-on-year. 🔹 #Sheltercosts rose 0.4% in October, off only 0.1% from the pace of September. Apartment rents moderated slightly as lease renewals picked up. The path down on inflation is going to be bumpy but the details on this inflation report suggest that our forecast for another rate cut in December holds. Thereafter, the Fed expects to pause a bit until it gets confirmation that inflation is continuing to abate. The inflationary proposals from the new administration are not yet law. The Fed does not front-run #policy shifts. It waits and reacts after implementation. The challenge for the Fed and the new administration is that the economy appears to be much more prone to bouts of #inflation than it was pre-pandemic.  

According to KPMG’s #AI Quarterly Pulse Survey, the majority of leaders are wary of #GenAI regulatory changes, citing both over-regulation and under-regulation as a risk of the upcoming administration change.   Full report here: https://lnkd.in/eVQa4YWf

📊 Election Results Are In: What's Next for Tax Policy? Join KPMG's top tax policy experts for an exclusive LinkedIn Live as they decode the President-elect's tax agenda and the critical changes ahead. Our Washington National Tax leaders Danielle Rolfes, John Gimigliano, and Michael Plowgian will break down what matters for businesses and investors in 2025 and beyond.

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We’re excited to announce that KPMG Advisory Manager, Sharita Ray will be the featured guest on the latest episode of ‘The Bottom Line,’ an Accounting+ Podcast. Sharita will share her insights on how she developed her soft skills and advice for current and future accounting students. Listen now! https://ow.ly/50R250U2w4w