The Latest Breaking News from Recession

Indian stocks started Friday's trade in the red, extending losses for the third straight session, on concerns of aggressive global monetary policy tightening by various central banks to avert recessionary fears. Read more on Dynamite News:

Oil prices edged higher on Friday but were on track for a weekly decline amid fears of sharp interest rate hikes that would slam global growth and hit fuel demand. Brent crude futures were up 56 cents, or 0.6%, to $91.40 a barrel as at 0610 GMT, but were down…

August inflation figures remained unrestrained despite the Fed's consecutive rate hikes, and another significant hike seems evident next week. Given the rising recession fears, we think fundamentally weak stocks Warner Bros. (WBD), Snap (SNAP), and ChargePoint (CHPT), which are trading near their 52-week lows, might be best avoided. Keep reading….

Major economies are delivering interest rate increases to quash domestic inflation.

The airline industry has been impacted by high fuel prices and declining consumer demand amid the rising odds of a recession. Concerns over elevated inflation, a sluggish economy, and operational challenges have led airline stocks JetBlue Airways (JBLU), Spirit Airlines (SAVE), and Hawaiian Holdings (HA) to decline lately. Investors should…

The possibility of a recession in the near future and the likely reduction in credit availability that is often associated with it may drive some small-business owners to explore financing options like a line of credit

With stubbornly high inflation, rising interest rates, and growing fears of a recession, several businesses have been slashing headcount remarkably to reduce costs and stay afloat. In addition to their weak fundamentals and dim growth prospects, the announcements of layoffs have also impacted the performance of Shopify (SHOP), Coinbase (COIN),…

The jobless rate grew to 3.5 per cent in August, lifting from the record low 3.4 per cent figure in July.

The European Union's executive outlined plans on Wednesday to raise more than $140 billion from energy firms to help shield households and businesses from soaring prices that threaten economic recession and insolvencies.