Features multiple column charts, bullet points, and highlighted statistics. Color-coded elements distinguish between different datasets.

Includes column charts and bar charts showing YTD 2020 IPO activity in the US, sector analysis, and cross-border IPO data, with a focus on health care and technology.

The slide includes column charts and bar charts highlighting US IPO market performance, key sectors, and top IPOs by proceeds in 2020.

The slide features line charts and column charts summarizing US IPO market trends, S&P 500 performance, and first-day returns for IPOs.

A column chart is used to show the steep decline in IPOs and proceeds from 2021 to 2022, accompanied by tables of US cross-border IPOs.

Contains a line chart on the left showing S&P 500/US 10-year Treasury correlations over time and a column chart on the right displaying total return scenarios for US Treasuries.

A slide with two separate column charts depicting trends in US venture investment and nontraditional investor deal activity. These charts have a clear visual distinction between the years and include trend lines for comparison.

Stacked column chart by country (US, Mexico, Canada) from 2000–2016, CAGR values on right.

This slide contains multiple pie charts displaying data regarding Barclays US Consumer Bank's performance in the US cards market. The layout is structured, with clear sections for each topic such as '20+ years of expertise in US cards' and 'US Cards Market'. The color scheme is predominantly blue and white, with textual information complementing the charts.

The slide presents bar charts and text, illustrating the market capitalization dominance of US companies in the Global Top 100 compared to other regions.

The slide features bar charts showing US consumer behavior in terms of price sensitivity (sticker shock) and substitutability (trading down) from March 2022 to February 2023. Commentary on the right explains observed trends.

The slide includes a line chart on US consumer confidence from 1988 to 2024 and another line chart showing US household debt in arrears by category.

The slide contains a line chart depicting the US dollar's broad real effective exchange rate and interest rate differentials between the US and developed markets.

Three line charts showing US GDP growth, unemployment rate, and y/y CPI inflation from 2005-2026F, with projections.

Dual-panel layout: Left—line chart showing declining wage/job growth. Right—bar and line graph showing rising debt and falling savings.

This slide presents a line chart showing the distribution of labor share by sector in the US from 1840 to 2010, highlighting three sectors: manufacturing, agriculture, and the rest of the economy.

Line chart tracking sentiment from 2013–2023 with a recent increase to 38% highlighted as a 9-point monthly gain.

Bar chart showing quarterly growth (2022–2024E) with trend indicators and annotated callouts; text boxes summarizing regional and consumer trends; icons highlight future growth levers.

Line graph on white background charting US economic sentiment from May 2013 to May 2023, with annotation.

Donut chart shows 54% monitoring and 31% launching contingency plans. Supporting list of tracked and planned actions. Right text panel outlines concerns about supply chain and geopolitical instability.

The slide features a column chart comparing the price-to-forward earnings ratios of different equities as of January 26, 2024. US equities are highlighted as the second most expensive.

The slide displays a line chart showing the historical total return of US equities versus US intermediate treasuries from 1926 to 2023. Annotations highlight periods of outperformance and underperformance.

Two column charts: one showing the decomposition of ISG central case S&P 500 return for year-end 2024, another showing total return forecast scenarios.

The slide features a line chart comparing the historical total return of US equities vs. non-US developed equities from 1926 to 2023. It shows periods of underperformance and outperformance with annotations for key trends.

The slide contains a line chart illustrating the historical total return of US equities versus US treasury bills from 1926 to 2023. Key performance highlights are annotated.

Comprises two bar charts assessing the importance of geopolitical and macro factors in the US equity market. Each chart uses green, red, and teal colors to indicate investor sentiments.

Scatter plot quadrant graph showing direct vs. indirect exposure to US market; color-coded quadrants with callouts; right-side text explaining quadrant meanings

The slide features two column charts. The left chart shows the composition of the US federal deficit over time. The right chart displays the US federal debt as a percentage of GDP. The charts are moderately dense with detailed annotations and forecast lines.

Text-heavy left section lists major deals and exits; right side features a bar-line combo chart for quarterly US investment activity 2018–2021

Bar chart comparing national QC funding; pie chart showing US funding split by technology type (QC, QComms, QS).

Simple layout with region-wise bar segments (Europe, US, China, RoW) and bullet points listing economic and demographic growth factors and risks by region.

The slide features two line charts: one detailing the breakdown of US headline inflation from January 2021 to March 2024, and the other showing US goods and services inflation year on year since 1985.

The slide includes two line charts: one showing US mortgage refinancing applications and 30-year mortgage rates from 2005 to 2023, and the other depicting US personal interest payments as a percentage of disposable income.

The slide contains two line charts: one showing US unemployment and wage growth from 1972 to 2024, and the other depicting the US job quits rate and wage growth over time.

Chart measuring global trust in the US as a democratic leader; US and Canada marked; title and bars are bold and clear.

Dual chart layout showing auto inventory levels by origin and average transaction prices from 2019–2023.

Left side shows history and customer data; right uses donut charts for market share in US cards; branding at bottom.

Column bar chart with regional growth forecasts and supporting bullet points

Column charts for industry performance and backlogs of work, with a line graph for selected industries' PMI output/activity

The slide includes two charts: one line chart tracking the US presidential election poll tracker from January 2023 to April 2024, and a bar chart showing the average polling error over different timeframes before the election.

A bar graph displays the percentage of investors' expectations regarding the timing of an economic recession in the US. Colored bars represent different time periods, and percentages are listed atop each bar.

Choropleth map showing state-level tariff exposure, paired with a bar chart listing top 10 exposed states and their sources of exposure.

Bar-line chart showing U.S. VC financing by quarter (value and count); additional trendlines for financing type (seed to venture growth); detailed commentary on right.

The slide features three line charts representing the US, Euro area, and UK with input and output PPI trends from 2017 to 2024.

Featuring a detailed line chart with multiple data series, the slide visually represents the perceived maturity of I&D efforts across different stages, highlighted by color coding and distinct markers.

Includes column charts, data tables, and bullet points. The slide is moderately dense with detailed information on the US IPO market's performance and trends.

Contains column charts, tables, and detailed text sections with highlighted statistics. Uses red and yellow colors to differentiate SPAC IPO activities and data.

The slide features a column chart tracking announced layoffs by sector (Technology, Health, Financial Services, etc.) in the US from October 2022 to October 2023. Commentary on the right.

This slide includes a line chart showing the US yield curve over time and a table detailing yield curve inversion dates and subsequent economic events.

This slide is divided into two main sections: technology and nontechnology impacts. It uses text and simple charts to compare import changes from China and ASEAN.

Features line chart, column chart, and images. Moderate layout density with cityscape background.

Similar chart structure to 18667 but covering entire USA; highlights $618.4M impact

Circular indicators tracking U.S. public perception on four threats from 2015–2023, using consistent layout.

U.S.-focused layout, with typical structure. Graph shows economic sentiment fluctuations ending at 38%

Continuation of U.S. threat data across four more categories; same visual style and layout as prior slides.

Bar charts by year and scenario, showing propulsion share forecasts.

Line chart of USD/JPY spot rate vs. yield differential and a line chart comparing US and Eurozone GDP growth expectations, showing divergence in growth expectations.

Slide includes icons and bullet points depicting funding sources and infrastructure projects under the Indonesian Universal Service Obligation (USO). Annotations explain funding mechanisms and geographic focus areas, with a sidebar detailing specific government-led projects.

Left-aligned explanatory text with a quote and right-aligned bar chart on trust in information sources. Background features faces on digital monitors.

Grid-style matrix visual with industries and improvement areas like UI, info updates, remote access, and phygital. Blue highlights indicate user priorities.

Includes line graphs and trend analysis with annotations. Visual focus on historical and forecasted data with a red highlight on recent trends.

The slide features two column charts assessing the impact of the Ukrainian crisis on companies and the measures planned in response. The charts use various colors to denote the levels of impact and response. Text explanations are provided at the bottom.

Bar chart showing countries' perceived likelihood; vertical list of countries with teal and navy bars; clean white background

Bar chart showing global likelihood ratings by country; right side displays change from 2022.

Horizontal bar chart ranking agreement that Ukraine is not their country’s concern. Sidebar on the left with title and survey question.

Bar chart of 28 countries, ranked by % following Ukraine war, with change vs Mar-Apr 2022.

Bar chart with % agreement by country; change indicators in red/blue; US and Canada flagged. Clean, neutral color palette.

Split slide: line chart (left) shows drop in Ukraine's NBI rank (2017–2023); table (right) compares score changes.

Same structure as other Ipsos slides; bar chart showing support across countries for Ukraine to fight until full territorial victory.

This slide includes two main visual elements: a column chart detailing the share of total exports to Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus from 2015-2021, and a column chart depicting trade in goods from January to April in billion ISK at constant exchange rates from 2018-2022. Both charts use distinct colors to represent different commodities and metrics.

Bar chart ranking countries by agreement with the idea that Ukraine is not their country’s business. US and Canada marked; layout consistent.

Two-column layout: left side has bullet points, right side features a horizontal bar chart comparing % agreement across statements.

The design is simple and clear, employing icons and bullet points to outline uncertainties associated with emerging software development trends. The use of colors distinguishes different areas of concern, with a good balance of text and visuals for a non-cluttered presentation of complex information.

An image of storm clouds with three text boxes indicating different areas of uncertainty. There is also a global image and a photo of classical architecture.

This slide is moderately complex, featuring four colored content blocks with descriptive icons, explaining a four-step methodology. Each block is labeled with steps 1 through 4.

Text-heavy slide with several bullet points discussing statistics and trends about women-founded startups. Includes flags of different countries and icons representing various themes.

The slide features a line chart of net charge-off rates over time, highlighting recession periods, and text detailing the highlights of disciplined underwriting practices.

The slide features column charts showing gross notional exposure and textual explanations. It details loan underwriting commitments by geography and segment.

Contains column charts showing trends in underwriting results, investment income, and pre-tax results.

Line chart showing DM unemployment rate from 1971 to 2021 with a notable spike and grey shading indicating recent uncertainty. The design is clean with a single blue line and minimal text annotations.

Two line graphs track unemployment rates and retail sales growth over time across different regions. The design uses contrasting colors to distinguish between the data series, making it easy to interpret.

The slide displays a column chart showing the female unemployment rates from 2000 to 2017 across various countries. Three text boxes highlight key changes for Poland, Greece, and OECD averages.

Slide with vertical bar chart, icons for E-commerce, Lending, SME Services, Payment, Ed-tech, Health-tech, and Ride and Delivery. Predictive statements about unicorn companies. Text annotations with insights on expected growth.

Bar graphs comparing the number of unicorns in the United States, Greater China, and the rest of the world, with boxing gloves.

The slide presents a color-coded organizational chart for Unilever, highlighting different business groups such as Nutrition, Personal Care, and others within a simplified corporate structure.

Similar bar chart as previous slides; evaluates public opinion on whether the UN will have a positive impact in global affairs in the coming decade.

Horizontal bar graph showing international views on the UN’s influence

The slide contains two column charts. The first chart shows corporate cash as a percentage of current assets by sector. The second chart shows research & development and capital expenditure by sector.

The slide features two column charts. The first chart shows S&P 500 year-over-year operating EPS growth, broken into revenues, profit margins, and share count changes. The second chart shows S&P 500 profit margins over time.

Standard Ipsos layout with question on the left and sentiment-based ranking chart on the right.

Horizontal bar chart showing global opinion on U.S. influence; Canada’s rating (51%) is highlighted

The slide features two line charts. The first chart shows the P/E ratio of the top 10 and remaining companies in the S&P 500 from 1996 to the present. The second chart shows the weight and earnings contribution of the top 10 in the S&P 500.

The slide contains two column charts. The first chart shows S&P 500 earnings growth estimates by sector for 2024 and 2025. The second chart shows S&P 500 price-to-earnings ratios by sector. Color coding is used to differentiate data points.

Mirrors slides 18836 and 18837. Uses blue-striped visuals. Gaps calculated for the US.

Four pie charts illustrating Uniti vs. WIN across different categories. Right side lists benefits such as expanded TAM and customer diversity. Uses bold black titles and teal highlights.

The slide is text-heavy with a large title and several subsections, including key initiatives and actions, alongside country examples. It outlines the role of universities in generating ICT talent and ensuring they possess the necessary skills. There's central text with green color highlights featuring key points. The layout is informative and arranged in lists and text blocks with distinct headers.

The slide contains two column charts. The left chart shows the top countries for universities with QT research programs, and the right chart shows the number of universities offering QT master’s degrees per country.

Dark green background with white text, a comparative chart with illustrations of different appliances and electronics stored unused, and their associated material weights.

This slide uses a simple design with images and text to announce upcoming reports on industrial automation by Harris Williams and L.E.K., including process industry automation, discrete (factory) automation, and warehouse automation.

This slide presents a column chart comparing upcountry costs in different Australian states and Canada, with additional notes on utilization and cost factors.