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Prices aren’t going up as fast as they were, but they haven’t gone down, either. Since the pandemic started, grocery prices — a particularly acute concern among voters — are up 20%.
On Wednesday, the latest Global Fund Manager Survey from Bank of America highlighted increased expectations of a "no landing" scenario, in which the economy continues to grow but inflation ...
In his latest monthly commentary, the B. Riley Wealth chief investment strategist cited that September's jobless rate would have been 4.5% if temporary government positions were eliminated.
But a funny thing happened on the way to hard times: The “Big R” for the U.S. economy now looks like it’s “Resilience,” not “Recession,” as economists at Bank of America recently put it.
Even if a recession did start last fall or this spring, that doesn't mean equity prices go back in time and get revised down. So what's the point of making such a call in the first place?
The NBER officially calls U.S. recessions, and data from Bank of America shows why this group won't be in a rush to declare the U.S. economy in recession.
More than half of Americans think it is at least somewhat likely that a recession hits the economy in 2024. About 59% of the 1,039 adults in a GOBankingRates survey in November responded that way ...
A recession could doom that effort. Since 1900, all five president running for reelection who had a recession in the year they ran for reelection lost, according to TD Cowen Washington Research Group.