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Maryland Economic Symposium Discusses Inflation, AI Impact, and Slowdown

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The Talbot County Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Economic Symposium in Easton, Maryland, on October 22, 2026. M&T Bank and PepUp were presenting cosponsors of the event. Keynote speakers included Nash Peyton, a senior economist at Wilmington Trust, and Anirban Basu, chairman and CEO of Sage Policy Group. Peyton discussed economic bifurcations, noting that inflation is causing workers to lose purchasing power.

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Why it matters

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The symposium addressed regional and national economic trends, including economic development issues in Maryland. Nash Peyton detailed how the current two-speed economy and artificial intelligence investment cycles are creating economic bifurcations, and he mentioned expecting some economic slowdown.

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Who's involved

  • M&T BankPresenting cosponsor of the annual Economic Symposium
  • Wilmington TrustEmployer of senior economist Nash Peyton
  • PeytonSenior economist who delivered keynote speeches on economic trends

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  • MarylandSpeculative

    Maryland might face increased consumer discontent as inflation continues to outpace workers' purchasing power.

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