The Latest Breaking News from Recession

The Fed’s hawkish stance to tame the stubbornly high inflation and lingering recession fears has weighed significantly on investors’ sentiments. Therefore, investors could consider buying fundamentally strong stocks, UnitedHealth Group (UNH) and McKesson (MCK), which look poised to deliver solid returns irrespective of market conditions. Keep reading.

It’s time to brush up on yield curve inversions (again). They’ve predicted every recession since 1955.

After years of struggling to grow their wealth, millennials parents want to make sure their children are financially secure.

Fed’s hawkish stance to tame stubbornly high inflation and the recessionary concerns have weighed heavily on investors’ sentiments. Despite such market uncertainties, quality momentum stocks Jabil (JBL), Overseas Shipholding Group (OSG), and Adams Resources & Energy (AE) look poised to deliver big gains in 2023. So, these stocks could be…

Given the pace and intensity of the Fed’s monetary tightening, there’s a strong likelihood that the U.S. will enter a recession in 2023. However, amid a strong job market and resilient consumer spending, the possibility of a soft landing still stands. Given this backdrop, quality stocks Gilead Sciences (GILD), Coca-Cola…

Asian shares are mostly lower as investors fret that the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates faster if pressure stays high on inflation

A recession is still more likely than not, and it may have to do with how much Americans are spending, the former treasury secretary says.

The Fed’s potential higher-than-expected interest rate hikes have fueled concerns among investors about a mild recession. Hence, fundamentally stable and dividend-paying stocks Walmart (WMT), BHP Group (BHP), and American Vanguard (AVD) could be particularly enticing for those nearing retirement and seeking security in their investment approach. Read more….

The RBA has engineered a bigger crash in Australians’ real disposable income than they suffered in the 1990s recession

The job market in the U.S. remains strong overall, but recent high-profile layoffs at technology and media companies and predictions of a recession later this year have raised concerns about job security

Consumer spending is not slowing at the rate the Fed hoped for, Brian Moynihan said.