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By Michael Wilson, Morgan Stanley chief equity strategist
In our first note of the year, I cited three potential macro outcomes for 2024 with similar probabilities:
A soft landing with slowing/below-potential GDP growth and inflation falling toward the Fed's target of 2%;
A no landing scenario under which GDP growth re-accelerated with stickier inflation; and
A hard landing.
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