The Latest Breaking News from Recession

Futures signaled sharp losses for the market rally amid weak JPMorgan earnings and views for a massive Fed rate hike. Tesla's AI chief has left.

Amid worries about a possible recession, energy-producing states had the biggest drops in GDP during the first quarter of this year, despite skyrocketing oil and gas prices, new government figures show.

Article by Jason Najum.  Psychedelic startups face a more challenging time raising capital amid market volatility, the prospect of rate hikes, and recession fears, but that could ultimately help the industry to mature.

The internet giant seems to indicate that it will not be spared by the hard times ahead.

Concerns over red-hot inflation and the Fed’s hawkish stance is raising the possibility of a recession. However, BofA believes the ongoing bear market provides attractive opportunities for long-term investors. So, we think it could be wise to invest in Zoom Video (ZM), Teva Pharmaceutical (TEVA), and Trulieve Cannabis (TCNNF) which…

With a possible U.S. recession looming, Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T may continue to outperform the S&P 500. At least that's the spin coming from some Wall Street analysts.

After a long day of cajoling fellow MPs, Tory leadership candidates may have been cheered by some unexpected economic good news. GDP rose by 0.5 per cent in May, raising the prospect that the UK can avoid a recession.

Asian stocks fought back Wednesday to recover some of the losses suffered at the start of the week, while oil also bounced from a rout, though recession alarms continue to ring loud.

Economists predict a recession in Australia isn't near yet but it's being talked about as an increasing possibility. So what could it mean? 

Stocks fall after US inflation jumps to 9.1%, as UK economy grows faster than expected by 0.5% in May

2022 has not been fun as the S&P 500 (SPY) has spent the better part of the last month in bear market territory. For as painful as that is there is good reason to believe that the worst is still to come. Why is that? How much lower can stocks…