The Latest Breaking News from Recession

With inflation starting to ease, the Fed is expected to slow down the rate hikes. However, many analysts still believe the economy will face a mild recession next year. Thus, investors looking for steady returns could buy fundamentally strong stocks such as Ambev S.A.(ABEV), Cardinal Health (CAH), and Universal Logistics…

Loyal customers and inflation-proof pricing power will help these companies pay off for investors even in a tough economy.

Acclaimed investing pros share their advice for navigating a recession: Stay calm, stay invested, and invest locally.

The continued cost-of-living crisis, combined with the Bank of England's prediction of an enduring recession, is likely to cause the housing market to slow even further as we approach 2023

The Economic Intelligence Center (EIC), a research unit under Siam Commercial Bank, has slashed its 2023 GDP growth projection for Thailand due to the global economic slowdown and the increased likelihood of a recession in developed economies.

Mohamed El-Erian says that inflation may get stuck at 4% as the global economy goes through a “profound” shift—and warns investors not to fall in love with the “short and shallow” recession theory.

Despite the expected slowdown of interest rate hikes, investors are concerned about a recession next year. This could mean more pain for stocks that have already fallen significantly this year. Amid this backdrop, investors should avoid fundamentally weak stocks Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), DraftKings (DKNG), SoFi Technologies (SOFI), ContextLogic (WISH),…

Equities have jumped recently on hopes that the Fed will soon begin to slow its rate hikes as inflation shows signs of easing. However, the year-end market rally is expected to meet the recession reality in 2023. Amid an uncertain market outlook, investors should consider buying fundamentally strong stocks Cisco…

Experts analyse the capital’s housing market as we pick out the areas least likely to experience huge price falls.

Predictions of oil at $250 well wide of the mark

This Black Friday showed "more prominent signs of a budget-conscious consumer" amid recession fears and high inflation, said an Adobe Digital Insights analyst.