Phoenix Management’s “Lending Climate in America” survey results reveals the impact inflation is having on global economic conditions and consumer spending.

According to Phoenix Management’s Q2/22 Lending Climate in America survey, supply chain disruptions and continued inflation are the biggest concerns for consumers and the U.S. economy.

According to fourth quarter results from Phoenix Management’s “Lending Climate in America” survey, supply chain constraints are the biggest concern for the U.S economy entering 2022.

Phoenix Management’s “Lending Climate in America” survey results reveal optimism in the U.S. economy with results for the near-term economy exceeding pre-pandemic predictions for the first time since the country shutdown due to COVID.

Phoenix Management Services’ Q4/20 “Lending Climate in America” survey projected a slow and choppy recovery from COVID-19. Lenders expect reduced business opportunities and deterioration of their portfolios to be the greatest risks to their institutions.

COVID-19 will continue to have a major effect on U.S. performance throughout 2020, according to a survey from Phoenix Management. In addition, the survey found that 44% of lenders expect their loan portfolios to remain stable in Q4/20, while 32% expect their loan portfolios to decline.