Is the M&A Market going to pick back up again in 2024?
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As the M&A has experienced headwinds in 2023, are we going to see the activity pick up in 24?
Predicting the trajectory of the M&A (mergers and acquisitions) market can be challenging as it depends on various factors such as economic conditions, regulatory environment, industry trends, and geopolitical stability. While I can’t provide Pokerogue a definitive answer, many experts suggest that the M&A market may indeed pick back up in 2024. Factors such as economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, low-interest rates, availability of capital, and technological disruption in various industries could contribute to increased M&A activity.
From the first quarter of 2024, we have seen and experienced several tailwinds to M&A activity. However, they are inconsistent. All at once, or none at all.
I don’t assume a big recovery in 2024 as I don’t expect big interest decreases from the central banks in important markets (e.g. Fed, Ecb, etc.)
I don’t expect a big recovery in 2024, I think given they are elections to be held in a few of the major markets, many players will be keen to understand the outcome and then the implications for policy, regulations, interest rates, economic growth etc.
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I agree to one of the previous posts, that due to several uncertainties in the market based on recent and forthcoming elections and political instability in certain areas of the world the market will stay volatile still for 2024.
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