Recession fears have cooled off in recent months as the US economy continues to prove resilient (did you see that GDP number?) and the Federal Reserve slashes interest rates. But a labor market chart ...
In our Dec., 2025 article (here) when we last checked on the economic screws, we stated… ...60% of the economic screws are ...
The probability of a U.S. recession starting within the next 12 months had already reached an “uncomfortably high” 49% before the recent conflict with Iran pushed oil prices (CO1:COM) (CL1:COM) (USO) ...
If the U.S. economy is in recession, someone forgot to tell the jobs market. The employment picture over the past six months is behaving nothing like an economy in a downturn, instead creating jobs at ...
The extreme recovery in equity markets amid the nastiest recession in decades makes sense given leading economic indicators ...
Central banks around the world are busy printing paper money in an effort to devalue their currencies and keep up with their government obligations. But the fact of the matter is that there is ...
Looming fears of a recession have subsided in recent months. With the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates and GDP continuing to grow, Americans’ economic anxieties have cooled. But one economist ...
Diccon Hyatt is an experienced financial and economics reporter. He's written hundreds of articles breaking down complex financial topics in plain language, emphasizing the impact that economic ...
Is a recession on the horizon? This video analyzes the yield curve and its historical accuracy in predicting economic downturns. Get insights into potential future economic trends. Woman wonders why ...
Defining a recession can often differ by person, household or status. What causes it? Will one happen soon? Is one happening right now? Dr. Tyler Goodspeed, the chief economist of ExxonMobil and ...
An indicator linked to Walmart, one of the US's most iconic economic stalwarts, is flashing a possible recession warning, according to a Wall Street veteran. Jim Paulsen — a longtime economist and the ...