The Fed may cut 0.25% to 3.50-3.75% with risks of a long pause, hawkish reaction, and recession signals pointing to a bear ...
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Rolling recession explains why the economy feels broken
The headline numbers say the United States is still growing, yet daily life feels like a grind of higher prices, fragile jobs ...
The term helps explain an unusually muddy and convoluted period for the U.S. economy. From corporate executives to Wall ...
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A rolling recession explains why a strong economy still feels bad
On paper, the United States is in solid shape, with steady growth, low headline unemployment and resilient corporate profits.
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about investing, markets and Berkshire Hathaway. While the US government has reopened, economic releases are still delayed ...
When the U.S. economy shows sign of deep stress, one of the first things Americans strike from their budgets are takeout dinners and going out to restaurants. It’s one of the best early warning signs ...
The UK’s unemployment rate hit 5% last week, the highest since the Covid-19 pandemic and higher than most analysts had predicted. Two days after the unemployment numbers, it was revealed that GDP grew ...
The gap between the richest and poorest Americans is widening in what Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has called a “bifurcated economy,” as the cost of living skyrockets from housing to food ...
It’s not a matter of if the next recession comes, but when. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently warned that “sections of the economy” are already showing signs of strain — and that if the ...
Stocks tumbled on Monday, extending a dayslong slide that presents a dilemma: Should investors buy in at bargain prices or unload in fear of worse to come? The tech-heavy Nasdaq plummeted 3% last week ...
The S&P 500 is currently on pace for its worst November since the Great Recession. Since President Trump announced sweeping tariffs, inflation has worsened, hiring has slowed sharply, and consumer ...
Editor’s note: This is the first in an occasional series looking at aspects of Colorado’s faltering economy. Colorado’s economy is flashing warning signs. Job growth has slowed to a trickle. Layoffs ...
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