The Latest Breaking News from Recession

The Thai stock market is expected to remain volatile in the second quarter of this year, with analysts attributing the wild swings to concerns over rising interest rates, problems in the financial system and the risk of recession.

The stock market is expected to stay volatile due to persistent concerns about high inflation, interest rate hikes, and a recession. While top investors have been buying FedEx (FDX) and RumbleON (RMBL), we think only FDX is worth investing. Read on.

While inflation has been easing, mounting concerns about a potential recession due to the recent financial crisis will likely keep the stock market under pressure. However, fundamentally strong stocks, Fortive (FTV), Lear Corporation (LEA), and Liberty Energy (LBRT), which look poised for solid growth, could be worth buying. Read on.

Believing bosses are regaining all the power is "naive." Nearly three-quarters of workers are planning to look for a new job in the next year.

Strong macroeconomic headwinds have reinforced the tightening of financial conditions, making credit risk resurface across the board. Considering the anxiety over a potential recession, avoiding fundamentally weak stocks GoGold Resources (GLGDF), Aeva Technologies (AEVA), and Alico (ALCO) could be wise. Moreover, these stocks are rated F (Strong Sell) or D…

Lingering macroeconomic headwinds have stoked fears of an impending recession. Against this backdrop, it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak stocks with poor quality and growth, Li-Cycle Holdings (LICY), Greenidge Generation Holdings (GREE), and Singularity Future Technology (SGLY) now. Read on….

As the annual inflation declined for the ninth straight month in March, investors remain fearless about the Fed’s next course of action. However, as the market is expected to remain volatile on concerns over a potential recession, investing in fundamentally strong stocks Centrica (CPYYY), Graham Corporation (GHM), and Heritage Insurance…

A major economics firm says the RBA has gone too far in raising interest rates and has forecast a "consumer recession".

Last month's bank crisis could be a "substitute" for further interest rate hikes by the Fed that might trigger a recession.

Fresh inflation data will set the scene for the Reserve Bank's next move, with another rate hike a live option for its board meeting in May.

Worries about weaker energy demand due to resurfacing threats of recession, spurred by rising interest rates, might jeopardize the energy drilling sector’s growth. Amid this, it could be wise to stay away from sinking stocks such as Valaris (VAL), Transocean (RIG), and Diamond Offshore Drilling (DO). Continue reading….