There are always mixed metrics where you can pick a stat to say that things are good or bad.
Two big stats, GDP and unemployment percent are positive right now.
I do not know about next year. Tech companies are shedding employees in anticipation of lower revenues next year. Those type of actions tend to snowball. And people in general tend to pull back on spending if they think things will go bad. Those actions actively cause things to go bad.
On the other hand, some businesses may be hesitant to lay people off after struggling to find help over the last year.
As usual, there will be winners and losers. It will depend on your industry.
Inflation should ease as items fill back on the shelf. The higher interest rates are dampening housing prices which are good for some, bad for others but housing needs to get cheaper.