The Latest Breaking News from Recession

The Fed’s economists expect a “mild recession” this year, but Goldman’s Jan Hatzius says the cooling labor market means a “soft landing” is still possible.

Despite cooler-than-expected inflation data in March, growing recession risks due to turmoil in the banking sector are weighing on investor sentiment lately. Given an uncertain macro backdrop, it could be wise to scoop up shares of semiconductor titan Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) and consumer defensive stock Diageo plc (DEO), which…

The 3-day rally has added more than $15 million to Oprah Winfrey's holdings.

The Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes since last year showed results as annual inflation dropped for the ninth consecutive month in March. However, with the Fed likely to hike the interest rate at the policy meeting next month, the risk of a recession looms. In this scenario, it could be…

Macroeconomic headwinds-induced volatility and the associated recessionary fears are anticipated to linger for a while, even though inflation is cooling down. Given this backdrop, the strong fundamentals of mid-cap stock Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ) might make it a solid buy. In contrast, fundamentally weak mid-cap stocks Valvoline (VVV) and Axos Financial…

While inflation came in lower than expected in March, rising worries about a potential recession due to the recent financial crisis are expected to keep the stock market under immense pressure in the near term. Amid this, let’s find out if UnitedHealth Group (UNH), Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE), and Altus…

Amid widespread expectations of a recession and uncertainty in the stock market, investing in diversified portfolio ETFs that provide exposure to a broad range of securities might be ideal. Hence, fundamentally strong dividend-paying ETFs Invesco Total Return Bond (GTO), iShares Core Conservative Allocation (AOK), and First Trust NASDAQ Clean Edge…

June S&P 500 futures (ESM23) are trending up +0.12% this morning after three major U.S. benchmark indices ended the regular session in the red as market participants weighed recession risk following the minutes of the Fed’s March policy meeting while also awaiting crucial U.S. PPI data.

The UK’s economy showed no growth in February, narrowly avoiding a recession despite decades-high inflation