The Latest Breaking News from Recession

Australian shares claw back some of yesterday's heavy losses despite another slump in global markets over the possibility of more aggressive US and European interest rate hikes ahead.

Since the Fed signaled to continue its restrictive monetary policy to fight inflation, recession fears have renewed among investors. Amid the uncertain market conditions, it might be best to avoid fundamentally weak stocks Blink Charging (BLNK), Riot Blockchain (RIOT), and Advent Technologies (ADN) to eliminate the chances of long-term losses.…

The looming recession climate is causing concerns over skyrocketing student debt. On top of a deeply unaffordable housing market, these factors call for universities to be more relevant in terms of preparing students for employability.

  Gold Sees Light at the End of the Fed’s Tightening Tunnel The FOMC hiked rates by 75 basis points in July. However, the recession drums are getting louder, and gold likes such music.

Due to high inflation, rising interest rates, increased borrowing costs, and recession fears, cruise shipping companies are struggling to keep themselves afloat. Given their weak fundamentals, Carnival Corporation (CCL) and Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) are not well-positioned to survive the challenging macroeconomic environment, so we think these stocks are best…

Increasing concerns about a recession due to the Fed’s intention to raise rates aggressively are expected to keep the stock market under pressure. Therefore, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound blue-chip stocks Ford Motor (F) and Cenovus Energy (CVE), which are currently under $20, to ensure stable…

'The government is making plans to help people as they will need it with energy bills this winter'

The US Federal Reserve chair made it clear he will drive the US economy into recession in order to crush inflation — and it will take some time.

WASHINGTON — Sen. Elizabeth Warren took aim at the Federal Reserve’s inflation-fighting game plan on Sunday, saying she was worried the central bank will tip the U.S. economy into a recession.

The FTSE 100 reveals winners and losers this week – with banks, oil giants and BAE starring. But the good news can’t last

In the face of energy crises and recession fears, house prices and rents remain robust – because the market is rigged that way