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Treasury Department Secretary Scott Bessent said on Sunday that “there are no guarantees” when it comes to a recession. “Mr. Secretary, can you guarantee the American people here and now ...

Recession fears reignited this week as a stock market sell-off put the S&P 500 into a correction. However, many economists and analysts feel that a full blown recession is still unlikely.

The same can't necessarily be said for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's recession probability tool. The New York Fed's recession-forecasting tool takes into account the difference in yield ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday that "there are no guarantees" when it comes to a potential recession hitting the United States. "Like who would have predicted COVID?" Bessent told ...

The most recent plunge in stock prices may produce additional jitters as predictions of a possible recession return to news reports. A March 13 Quinnipiac survey shows that concerns over the ...

You recently raised your personal odds of a possible recession in 2025 to 35 percent, up from 15 percent in any given year. Is this attributable mostly to Trump’s tariffs and tariff threats?

There are “no guarantees” there will not be a recession in the US, although there could be an adjustment, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an interview that aired on Sunday.

And with signs of strain already showing, economists at Moody’s say DC could slip into a recession as soon as this year. Wolf has already adjusted his behavior accordingly as he looks for a new ...

An economic depression is a more severe, long-lasting recession that extends beyond the confines of a single country's border and into the economies of other nations. Here's how to protect your ...

Are you currently listening to Lady Gaga’s Mayhem on repeat? Welcome to the return of recession pop. In 2007, we had a huge economic crash globally but rather than singing about our woes ...

Consumer sentiment in the U.S. fell for the third consecutive month in March, now down 22% from December 2024 before President Donald Trump took office, a new survey found. The University of ...