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Goldman cited tightening financial conditions, consumer boycotts of U.S. goods and uncertainty over the Trump administration's economic policies, saying those factors are "likely to depress capital s...
From CBS News
Stocks are sharply swinging down, up, then down again on Wall Street as markets try to assess the potential damage from President Donald Trump’s global trade war.
From Chicago Tribune
U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff 'wrecking ball' swung through financial markets again on Monday, sending investors scuttling for cover and wiping hundreds of billions of dollars more off the valu...
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Lawrence Summers, the Treasury secretary during President Bill Clinton’s term, told Bloomberg on Tuesday it’s “more likely than not” the tariffs will send the U.S. into a recession,
Wall Street firms are warning that the risk of the U.S. economy falling into a recession are rising as President Trump's tariff plans could lead to an escalation of the trade war.
A global recession is more likely to happen than not this year, thanks to Wednesday's tariff broadside from the U.S. That's the opinion of JPMorgan analysts who raised their forecast to 60% Thursday.
President Trump on Wednesday laid out his long-awaited plans to slap reciprocal tariffs on countries around the world — prompting warnings from Wall Street economists that the risk of a US recession just went up.
The risk of a recession is rising in Wall Street's view. Morgan Stanley's CIO says there are a few ways investors can navigate through a slowdown.
J.P.Morgan ratcheted up its odds for a U.S. and global recession to 60%, as brokerages scrambled to revise their forecast models with tariff distress threatening to sap business confidence and slow down global growth.
Some of the biggest firms on Wall Street are raising their expectations of a recession in the next 12 months. While it's far from certain that it's in the cards, we are bringing you some steps you ...