The Latest Breaking News from Recession

Nearly half of big money managers don't believe the Fed will be able to stick a soft landing and worry that stagflation will be a bigger risk next year.

Although inflation is showing signs of cooling down and the Fed indicated a slower pace of interest rate hikes, recession fears loom. Thanks to the resilient demand for its products and services, the healthcare industry is expected to survive a challenging macroeconomic environment better than many industries. Thus, it could…

Spirit Airlines (SAVE) recorded solid topline growth in its 2022 third quarter. However, it missed consensus revenue estimates by more than $3 million. Moreover, the airline industry is witnessing slower bookings amid the recessionary concerns. So, let’s find out if SAVE could be an ideal buy this holiday season….

While the Fed announced the much-anticipated 50-bps rate hike, its hawkish tone on the course of the rate hikes has crushed investors’ optimism. Moreover, given the recessionary fears, fundamentally solid stocks PepsiCo (PEP), Humana (HUM), and Kroger (KR) might be safe buy-and-hold options. Read more.

Although the Fed’s rate hikes finally seem to be able to curb inflation, the central bank’s indication to keep raising rates through next year is expected to fuel a recession. Thus, it could be wise to invest in stable ETFs such as JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF (JPST), PIMCO Enhanced Short…

Boards must prepare for an economic downturn and a long list of interconnected business risks in 2023.

Report warns 'living standards will take time to recover to the pre-crisis level'

Asian shares have followed Wall Street and Europe lower, with markets jittery over the risk that the Federal Reserve and other central banks may end up bringing on recessions to get inflation under control

After scaling 40-year highs, inflation in the United States has been slowly easing since summer

The Nasdaq undercut key support on recession fears, with Apple tumbling. Little is working, but here's the silver lining,

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and most Asian bourses sagged yesterday, tracking overnight declines on Wall Street, as the Federal Reserve reiterated that US interest rates next year will be higher than previous market estimates, raising fears of a recession.