The Latest Breaking News from Recession

While inflationary and recessionary pressures have weakened discretionary consumer spending lately, the entertainment industry’s long-term growth prospects look promising with the growing demand for online entertainment. So, let’s find out if you should buy, sell or hold AMC Entertainment (AMC) and IMAX (IMAX). Read on….

Australia facing a multi-year per capita recession and even a quarter of negative economic growth in early 2024 with higher interest rates.

Despite fears of an impending recession and current macroeconomic volatility, the demand for tech services and favorable government initiatives benefits the technology industry. Given its solid growth prospects, investors could look to buy fundamentally strong tech growth stocks Box (BOX), NetScout Systems (NTCT), and Celestica (CLS). Keep reading.

New Zealand's governing Labour party is trapped in a mire of blunders and bad news, the biggest of which might be the technical recession confirmed last week.

Pessimists fearful of a Reserve-Bank trifecta of runaway inflation, massive unemployment and house-price collapse need to get a grip.

While economists are expecting further contraction of the NZ economy this year, opinions vary as to how bad things could get.

With the economy growing and the Federal Reserve easing, there's a lot to like about this market. Here's what investors can expect in the new year.

To survive the 2023 stock market, investors should focus on high-quality stocks and bonds, watch out for a recession, and above all, stay nimble, says Wells Fargo Investment Institute's senior global market strategist.

Two top economists agree that inflation is already conquered, and that by continuing the big squeeze, the Fed will likely drive the U.S. into an unnecessary, and possibly steep, recession.

There continues to be an endless stream of chatter about how the US is in a recession, due in part to commodities. But let's ask ourselves, is it actually a recession?

Wells Fargo Investment Institute sees the S&P 500 falling 7% by year-end as corporate earnings sink.