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Video — 1 Dec, 2022
By Sarah Cottle
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Is the great supply chain crisis over and will the global economy fall into a recession in 2023?
What happens next in tech and what is the future of dealmaking?
In this edition of According to Market Intelligence, we look into our crystal ball for the year ahead and explore these topics in depth via our Big Picture: 2023 Outlook reports.
Let’s start with supply chain and the economy.
Pivoting to tech, 2022 will be remembered for extreme volatility.
Tech companies, which sat atop the financial world during the pandemic, closed the year with mass layoffs and cost cutting.
Lastly, M&A activity dropped to its lowest level since the onset of the pandemic during Q3.
Through the first nine months of the year, global M&A plummeted nearly 36% to $2.29 trillion, according to the latest Market Intelligence data. Access M&A report >
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