The Latest Breaking News from Recession

The stock market has witnessed a free fall since the beginning of the year due to the Fed’s interest rate hikes and the recession fears. Moreover, interest rates are expected to rise further this year. Given the heightened volatility in the market, we think low beta mega stocks Johnson &…

With analysts forecasting a recession later this year, investors should consider investing in almost recession-proof stocks. To that end, it could be wise to consider investing in drug store operator Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) as the demand for drugs remains stable irrespective of the economic conditions. With robust financials and…

The Australian share market has wrapped up the financial year sharply lower, with health care the only sector to close in the green. Meanwhile, AGL has told shareholders Brookfield has bought into the company through a subsidiary.

Many Wall Street analysts fear a recession and its impact on the companies in its sector. Nick Setyan, managing director at Wedbush Securities covering the restaurant sector, does not. He explained his stance on PreMaret Prep Plus on Wednesday and shared a few picks and a pan.

The stock market has witnessed a sharp decline since the beginning of the year due to geopolitical uncertainties and macroeconomic headwinds. Amid the concerns surrounding a potential recession, Arcimoto (FUV), Beyond Meat (BYND), and Nikola (NKLA) possess a significant short interest, implying bearish sentiment surrounding them. Moreover, these stocks are…

Investor sentiment has suffered dramatically due to the recent market downturn brought on by rising inflation, the Fed's aggressive policy and concerns about the impending economic recession.

The RBA has turned on a sixpence, from smiling benignly and welcoming some inflation to sprouting horns and bringing on a recession we didn't have to have.

Texas manufacturers are tapping the brakes.

As fears that a recession is just around the corner for the US, some economists are warning that Australia could follow suit.  Some, however, remain bullish on the Australian economy due to high household savings, strong commodity exports, accommodative government stimulus and a robust pipeline of residential building constructions.