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Now that the fourth quarter earnings season is in the rear-view mirror, investors aim to spot clues from outlooks given at analyst and investor days in March. This is peak season for these important gatherings before the Q1 reporting season begins in mid-April. With inflationary pressures returning to the headlines and what may be a weakening labor market over the ensuing months, corporate executives may have to tighten their belts in order to maintain profitability.
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