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  1. BCA Research released a note reported by Reuters, discussing macro trends and referencing Jerome Powell's background with the FED.

BCA Research: Small Firms Not Yet Feeling Interest Rate Hikes

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BCA Research noted that smaller firms are not yet experiencing the negative effects of higher interest rates, even as the Russell 2000, which tracks small-cap stocks, fell into correction territory. Small business owners reported that the quality and availability of labor, alongside inflation, remain their top two concerns.

From cnbc.com

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Despite inflation reports coming in hotter than expected and investor expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise rates again, BCA Research found that small businesses are not citing financial conditions or interest rates as their primary problem.

BCA Research released a note discussing macro trends, which was reported by Reuters.

From cnbc.com

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  • BCA ResearchMarket research company issuing the analysis on small business resilience
  • ReutersInternational news agency reporting the market note
  • FEDIts focus on inflation guides BCA Research's market analysis

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