New PM needs to calm markets while his party fight like ferrets in a sack City Voices: Rishi might have to make screeching hand-brake turns too Evening Standard · Oct 26, 2022
1 Beverage Stock You Should Be Thirsty for in Q4 PepsiCo (PEP) surpassed Wall Street earnings and revenue estimates for the fiscal third quarter. Moreover, management raised its organic revenue and EPS outlook for the full year despite the looming recession. Given its fundamental strength and reliable dividends, PEP could be an ideal investment in Q4. Read more…. StockNews.com · Oct 26, 2022
3 Oil Stocks that Have Run Out of Gas Even if President Biden’s SPR releases do not lower energy prices, fears of an impending recession might. Given this backdrop, fundamentally weak energy stocks like Tellurian (TELL), NextDecade (NEXT), and Camber Energy (CEI), which seem to have run out of gas, might be avoided now. Read on…. StockNews.com · Oct 25, 2022
Stocks Don't Always Go Up: New Data Reveals Investor Sentiment Is Hovering At Financial Crisis Levels The probability that investors see of stock price gains in the year ahead have plummeted to levels not seen since prior to the 2008 Great Recession. Benzinga · Oct 25, 2022
2 Genius Stocks to Buy and Hold This Fall Despite rising recession odds, the GDP growth expectations for the third quarter and improved consumer in September should bode well for the stock market. Therefore, fundamentally sound stocks Coca-Cola (KO) and Energy Transfer (ET) might be great buy-and-hold options this fall. Read on…. StockNews.com · Oct 25, 2022
4 Beverage Stocks to Either Buy or Hold Onto in Q4 The demand for beverages remains almost stable irrespective of economic conditions. Therefore, with increasing fears of recession amid the aggressive interest rate hikes, investing in or holding onto fundamentally strong beverage stocks such as The Coca-Cola Company (KO), PepsiCo (PEP), Ambev S.A. (ABEV), and Constellation Brands (STZ) could be wise.… StockNews.com · Oct 25, 2022
Bad Omen? Every Time A Philadelphia Baseball Team Wins The World Series, There's A Severe Recession The Houston Astros have a lot of haters following the team’s infamous cheating scandal that broke in 2019. But maybe, just maybe, the Astros are who we all should be rooting for in this year’s Fall Classic. Dating back to the early 20th century, every single time a Philadelphia baseball… Benzinga · Oct 25, 2022
Meloni: Italy could be in recession in 2023, faces tough times The new Italian government faces some of the toughest challenges since World War Two and the economy could sink into recession in 2023, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Tuesday in her maiden speech to parliament. Reuters · Oct 25, 2022
Short Seller Says They're Vindicated (Again) On This Defensive Stock In a short report initiated April, 1 2020 with two accompanying updates, Spruce Point Capital Management warned that WD-40 Company (NASDAQ:WDFC) is widely misunderstood and believed to be defensive, but in reality faces both long- and short-term secular pressures."In April 2020 we warned that WD-40 would not be recession proof,… Benzinga · Oct 25, 2022
Rishi Sunak faces a very different economy to the one he left as chancellor -- here's what he must tackle as prime minister As the incoming UK prime minister, Rishi Sunak has the immediate advantage of perceived success in his two years as chancellor. The Conversation · Oct 24, 2022
Uncertainty Clouding Enthusiasm From Commercial Real Estate Owners and Investors Heading Into 2023 The pandemic's effect on the commercial real estate industry and subsequent upheaval has contributed to a seismic shift in how buildings will be used, valued, bought and sold in 2023. And relative uncertainty surrounding the possibility of a global recession could further impact an already volatile industry. Benzinga · Oct 24, 2022
3 Software Stocks That Look Very Bearish Although the software industry’s long-term prospects look bright, the rising interest rate environment and the imminent recession are expected to keep software stocks under pressure. Given this backdrop, software stocks Palantir Technologies (PLTR), VTEX (VTEX), and Latch (LTCH), which have seen significant bearish actions lately, could be avoided. Read on…. StockNews.com · Oct 24, 2022
UK economic decline speeds up as output slumps Squeezed household budgets, recession concerns and delayed business investment decisions due to political uncertainty were all cited as factors Wales Online · Oct 24, 2022
ECB again Eyes Jumbo Rate Hike to 'Tame Inflation Beast' The European Central Bank is expected to set aside recession worries and deliver another jumbo interest rate hike this week to cool inflation, as Russia's war on Ukraine sends energy prices soaring. Inflation in the 19-nation eurozone climbed to an all-time high of nearly 10 percent in September, five times… Asharq Al-Awsat · Oct 24, 2022
Bangkok Post · Oct 24, 2022 China Q3 GDP growth rebounds at faster pace but risks loom BEIJING: China's economy rebounded at a faster-than-expected pace in the third quarter, but strict Covid curbs, a deepening property crisis and global recession risks are challenging Beijing's efforts to foster a robust revival over the next year.
Bangkok Post · Oct 23, 2022 Desperate for a long-term vision With the country's next general election tentatively slated for May 7, 2023 by the Election Commission, assuming the House of Representatives completes its four-year term by March 23, many political parties have cranked up their election machines, with leading parties already kicking off their campaigns.
Salon · Oct 23, 2022 So many vampires – is a recession nigh? Strange as it sounds, a longstanding pop culture theory links vampires trending alongside economic uncertainty
The Guardian - UK · Oct 23, 2022 Whitehall fears Hunt’s spending cuts could tip UK into deep recession Chancellor’s fiscal plan by Halloween would be too rushed, say officials
Tribune News Service · Oct 21, 2022 Analysis: Biden sharpens final midterms pitch by ramping up rhetoric, touting economic gains WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is sharpening his final sales pitch for next month’s midterm elections, casting himself as fully in control of a solid economy even as economists and Republicans warn of a coming recession.
StockNews.com · Oct 21, 2022 Fade the Friday Rally Bull markets do not go straight up. There are plenty of down days, weeks and even months for the S&P 500 (SPY) added into the mix. Conversely bear markets do not go straight down. In fact, they have some pretty sizeable rallies that come along the way often clouding the…
StockNews.com · Oct 21, 2022 2 Medical Stocks Ready for a Bull Run in Q4 Medical sector tends to be relatively recession-proof due to the inelastic demand for its products and services. And given the solid prospects of the industry, investors could consider buying fundamentally sound medical stocks Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Bristol-Myers (BMY), which look poised for a bull run in Q4. Read…
StockNews.com · Oct 21, 2022 3 Recession-Proof Stocks to Buy in October Various headwinds, including the widespread fears of a recession, have kept the market clenched in a bear grip. Amid this backdrop, resilient stocks Pfizer (PFE), Waste Management (WM), and Ingles Markets (IMKTA), which belong to essential sectors and possess inelastic demand for their products or services, could be appropriate additions…
Roll Call · Oct 21, 2022 ‘Mega MAGA trickle-down’: Biden sharpens final midterms pitch - Roll Call President Biden is casting himself as managing a solid economy even as Republicans and economists warn of a coming recession.
StockNews.com · Oct 21, 2022 These 2 Stocks Are Proven Long-Term Winners Inflation is far from the Fed’s target, which might induce it to deliver more rate hikes in the coming months, increasing the likelihood of a recession. Amid this, we think investors should consider buying fundamentally sound stocks, Coca-Cola (KO) and United Parcel Services (UPS), which are proven long-term winners and…
The National (Scotland) · Oct 21, 2022 Chambers of Commerce call for clarity on government support for businesses SCOTLAND’S governments must make it clear how businesses will be supported as a recession looms, the Scottish Chambers of Commerce