Economic performance and market interest rate movements drive credit union operating results and interactions with members. The average duration of U.S. economic recovery is roughly five years in the post-WWII period, but the current expansion is now well into its 11th year. Can it continue? Will trade policy derail recent success? Will the Federal Reserve continue to provide support? This session will explore the implications of key economic developments, potential credit union responses, and prospects for future borrowing and lending trends at southwest credit unions.

Knowledge Level: Basic
Pre-Requisite: None
No advance preparation required
CPE Field of Study: Economics