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Not everyone agrees that a recession is imminent, nor that the next recession will be much more than what economists call a "garden variety" recession.
The Institute for Supply Management reported a disappointing turn in economic activity in the manufacturing sector during the month of August.
Just because the entire country has low unemployment, high consumer confidence and rising gross domestic product does not mean certain states are not already suffering downturns in their economies.
Each month's report on durable goods orders can be very volatile due to the nature of the big-ticket items. Durable goods in any given month can look stellar in a crummy economy or they can look...
Merrill Lynch has identified which of the top internet stocks would do the worst and which likely would hold up the best during the next recession.
These 12 exchange-traded funds can help even the smallest of retail investors avoid losing their shirts, or even make a profit, during uncertainty in the next major sell-off or stock market crash.
The economy that is effectively the linchpin of the European Union just reported that its GDP was lower in the second quarter. Some economists may now treat Germany as though it is in a technical...
Whether it is the effects of Brexit or the global economic slowdown, the U.K. economy shrank in the second quarter, a drop many experts had not expected.
A trade war is viewed as one of the few events that could knock the entire global economy off track. Such a hard hit easily could drive the global economy back into recession, particularly if it...
As of mid-2019, Ford and GM have super-high dividend yields that should scare most investors. There are of course some risks, but those dividends should be safe when that next recession hits.
Jerome Powell is being less dovish than the market and President Trump want him to be. FOMC votes to not cut fed funds rate and is slower than the consensus forecast of rate cuts in 2019.
There are some caveats to this GDP report that have helped to boost the numbers, but the report also creates some serious confusion for bulls and bears alike.
Get ready, because the recession is coming. The only problem is that the "when that will be" probably is not as soon as many financial media reports might have you scared about.
The U.K. Treasury has announced that it has sold about £5 billion worth of loans that it had acquired from the taxpayer during the financial crisis.
During times of uncertainty and fear, many investors have to look for a place to hide when they know that they have to keep having income from investments to supplement their income, retirement or...