The Latest Breaking News from Recession

Concerns about persistent macroeconomic headwinds and an impending recession are causing enormous volatility in the stock market, but better-than-expected earnings results and resilient consumer spending have been restoring investors' confidence. Therefore, we think shares of growth companies Hugo Boss (BOSSY), CTS Corporation (CTS), J.Jill (JILL), and Mannatech Incorporated (MTEX) could…

Market uncertainty is widespread due to the increased odds of a recession amid the persistently high inflation and consecutive interest rate hikes. Moreover, additional rate hikes are likely in the coming months as the Fed tries to tame the multi-decade high inflation. Thus, we think buying dividend stocks Steel Dynamics…

Boris Johnson boasted he’d had a ‘wonderful’ time swimming lakes in ‘peace and quiet’ at Vila Planinka, which urges guests to switch off phones while they dine on bear - while No10 rejected calls for an emergency budget

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Oil prices bounced higher from multi-month lows on Monday as investors' appetite improved following data on US jobs and Chinese exports data that eased recession concerns. Brent crude futures had risen 81 cents, or 0.9%, to $95.73 a barrel by 0638 GMT. US West Texas Intermediate crude was at $89.76…

Oil prices have remained near to a six-month low, despite Friday’s US jobs report easing fears about an imminent global recession.

Record View says the Tories just don’t care about the cost of living crisis and have let down the country.

Although it certainly feels like it, and many people believe it, we are not in a recession yet. While a recession is defined as two successive quarters of negative GDP growth, it is essentially a period where economic growth falls significantly and unemployment rates rise.

The global financial crisis brought large economies together but the current crisis comes at a time of deep division