The Latest Breaking News from Recession

Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s hawkish speech at the Jackson Hole economic symposium indicates continued market volatility, as the odds of a recession will increase with the Fed raising rates aggressively. Therefore, investing in water ETFs Invesco Water Resources (PHO), First Trust Water (FIW), and iShares Global Utilities (JXI) might be…

Investors’ concerns over the possibility of a recession due to an elevated inflation level and the Fed’s interest rate hikes are expected to keep the stock market under pressure in the near term. Given the backdrop, investors could consider buying these two non-cyclical ETFs, iShares U.S. Utilities ETF (IDU) and…

Richard Thaler is the 2017 recipient of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his contributions to behavioral economics. Thaler researches decision-making psychology, which bridges the gap between economics and psychology, as well as behavioral finance and economics.

The stock market has remained under tremendous pressure since the beginning of 2022 due to ongoing macroeconomic issues. The Fed’s monetary policy tightening and a slowing economy are raising recession fears among investors. Amid such a volatile environment, investors should consider adding safe stocks KT Corporation (KT) and Bridgestone (BRDCY)…

The U.S. economy shrank at a 0.6% annual rate from April through June, the government said in a slight upgrade from its initial estimate

Frankfurt (AFP) - Germany's economy grew slightly in the second quarter, an upgrade from a previous estimate of stagnation, revised official data showed Thursday, pushing back the spectre of recession.

Concerns over the Fed’s upcoming interest rate hike and related recession fears might keep the market volatile. Amid this scenario, it could be wise to buy quality stocks AutoNation (AN), Altra Industrial Motion (AIMC), and ArcBest (ARCB), which are rated Strong Buy in our proprietary rating system. Wall Street analysts…

U.S. adults fear recession realities, but they’re facing up to them just the same.

The cost of living crisis shows no signs of letting up. Inflation around the world continues to rise and economists are predicting numerous countries will go into recession.