The Real Economy: Industry Outlook
Industry-specific insights for the middle market
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The Real Economy: Industry Outlook provides a collection of sector-specific insights developed by our RSM US LLP industry senior analysts, a select group of professionals dedicated to studying economic and industry data, market trends and the emerging issues faced by middle market businesses.
Each outlook offers a data-driven approach to industry research, examining the impact of economic factors, including earnings, competitive landscape, consumer behavior, capital flows, mergers and acquisitions activity, supply chain, labor and more.
Current Edition: Summer 2020
From COVID-19’s impact to economic uncertainties, what are the issues affecting middle market businesses in a variety of industries?
Access separate industry reports below. Questions? Contact us.
Business and professional services industry outlook
From law firms to government contractors, what’s impacting business and professional services businesses amid a time of uncertainty?
Consumer products industry outlook
Supply chain challenges, ecommerce needs and changing consumer preferences are some of the issues weighing on consumer products companies.
Financial services industry outlook
Lenders consider cutting losses or stay the course, while cheap credit and the economic recovery create opportunity in capital markets.
Health care industry outlook
COVID-19’s impact and deferral on nonurgent procedures are affecting health care organizations in ways few predicted.
Industrials industry outlook
Amid pandemic uncertainty, investment in digital technologies will lead the way for middle market manufacturing businesses.
Life sciences industry outlook
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, life sciences companies, thrust in the spotlight, are positioned for strong growth.
Real estate industry outlook
Remote work, continued migration to secondary cities and declining asset values are some of the trends facing the real estate sector.
Technology, media and telecom industry outlook
The technology, media and telecom sectors are playing a crucial role in keeping people connected as the pandemic hobbles the global economy.
