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Macroeconomic Forecasting and Credit Trends

After announcing the first rate cut since 2020 during their September meeting, Federal Reserve officials are looking at 2025 with goals of securing a soft landing for the U.S. economy. The course of incoming rate cuts may have implications on the strength of the labor market, consumer spending and whether we continue to see easing inflation.

Experian’s Chief Economist Joseph Mayans, Senior Director of Organization Effectiveness Mark Soffietti and VP of U.S. Commercial Data Science Brodie Oldham, will provide the latest economic, credit and small business trends, as well as share forecasts for the rest of the year and beyond.

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Webinar speakers

Joseph Mayans
Chief Economist
Experian

Joseph has 8 years of experience working at the intersection of economics and public policy. As a principal economist, he conducts in-depth macroeconomic research in the financial services industry with a focus on labor market trends and monetary policy. Prior to his work as an economist, Joseph worked for the U.S. Senate and specialized in financial services, technology, and small business issues. He has a Master’s degree in Economics.

Josee Farmer
Economic Analyst
Experian

Josee is an economic analyst for Experian North America. Josee dissects the latest trends involving inflation, unemployment, interest rates, and consumer income to provide financial service providers with a comprehensive picture of consumer health.