The Latest Breaking News from Recession

As the Fed raises interest rates, dollar-denominated loans become an unsustainable burden to states around the globe

Inflation news provides more signs the worst in the stock market (SPY) is not behind us. Earnings season is providing more signs the worst is not behind us. Economic reports are providing more signs the worst is not yet behind us. The only confusion is all the silly little "suckers…

With surging inflation and increasing odds of a recession due to the aggressive interest rate hikes by the Fed, the stock market is expected to remain under tremendous pressure. Therefore, this could be an opportune time to pick quality stocks trading at attractive prices. TETRA Technologies (TTI), Target Hospitality (TH),…

Rising inflationary pressure, aggressive interest rate hikes, and increasing odds of a recession have led major stock market indices to witness massive sell-off lately. FuboTV (FUBO) and Sundial Growers (SNDL) have lost significantly and are currently trading below $5. However, considering their weak fundamentals, it could be wise to avoid…

Odds are now close to even that the U.S. economy will slip into a recession within the next year as persistent and rapid inflation emboldens the Federal Reserve to pursue larger interest-rate hikes.

Fall comes amid concerns that soaring inflation will curb spending by large manufacturers

The record-high inflation, the Federal Reserve’s hawkish tilt, and growing recession fears have led to heightened volatility in the market. However, despite the concerning macro environment, Wall Street analysts see upside potential in VEON (VEON), Lumen Technologies (LUMN), and AbCellera Biologics (ABCL). So, these stocks could be worth adding to…

From sky-high food prices to rising interest rates, here's why we're heading into recession — and what happens next

Inflation this high is very bad for Americans, and especially the Americans who have to pinch pennies to feed their families, write the rent check and fill their gas tanks. And while it’s axiomatic that the economy a president oversees is the economy for which he’s held accountable, it’s also…