The Latest Breaking News from Recession

The recent hotter-than-expected jobs data suggests that the Federal Reserve is on track to implement another massive rate hike in its November meeting. While recession remains a strong possibility, the stock market has already begun testing its depths. Hence, it would be wise to invest in fundamentally strong stocks Bristol-Myers…

The Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance and growing recession odds have been fostering immense market volatility of late. Moreover, September job gains almost affirm the Fed’s aggressive rate hike in the upcoming meeting. Given a highly volatile market backdrop, we think it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak, high-volatility stocks…

The U.S. economy's recession vibe is back — a month after falling gas prices and student loan forgiveness fueled a burst of optimism.

The Fed’s determination to keep raising interest rates to bring inflation under control is increasing the odds of a recession. Although the stock market is expected to remain under pressure, Wall Street analysts expect a reasonable upside in McKesson Corporation (MCK), AmerisourceBergen Corporation (ABC), and TravelCenters of America (TA) in…

The Fed’s hawkish rate hikes and growing recession fears have caused a massive sell-off in the tech sector this year. However, the industry is expected to witness solid long-term growth with increasing global tech spending. Hence, fundamentally sound tech stocks Oracle Corporation (ORCL), Adobe (ADBE), and Rimini Street (RMNI) might…

Fund says ‘worst yet to come’ because of rising living costs, Ukraine war and Chinese slowdown

An influential Democratic senator has threatened to freeze weapons sales to the kingdom. Plus, Ukraine demands more western missiles

Most markets fluctuated in Asian trade Tuesday as traders grow increasingly fearful that more big interest rate hikes will tip economies into deep recessions, with the mood also darkened by the worsening Ukraine war and worries over China's outlook. With the focus on inflation, analysts said consumer price index data…

Jim Chalmers says spiralling energy costs the most ‘problematic aspect of our inflation problem’ through to mid-2023