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Investors aren't too worried about a recession.

Asian investors extended a sell-off across global markets Wednesday while oil held losses on growing fears Federal Reserve monetary tightening will tip the US economy into recession. The drop followed another day deep in the red for New York's three main indexes after the heads of Wall Street's leading banks…

The U.S. economy has been resilient this year despite the Federal Reserve’s aggressive interest rate hikes and high inflation, but JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns “storm clouds” are still on the horizon.

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Cruise company Carnival Corporation (CCL) recorded a 50% jump in sales during Cyber Monday, indicating a busy 2023 travel season. Despite strong bookings, CCL is expected to struggle due to a possible recession. So, should you buy, sell, or hold on to the stock now? Read on to learn our…

The Fed’s aggressive monetary policy stance has created widespread recession possibilities for next year. However, stable consumer spending and a hot labor market shows signs of a resilient economy. Amid this scenario, Wall Street favorites Microsoft (MSFT), and Merck & Co. (MRK) could be worth buying, considering their fundamental strength.…

November's job growth was better than expected, even after the Federal Reserve’s aggressive action to cool the economy. Moreover, the sound third-quarter GDP growth and analysts predicting a mild recession in 2023 are spurring optimism. Amid this, quality stocks McDonald's (MCD), Cigna (CI), and O'Reilly Automotive (ORLY) might be steady…

Fed Chair Jerome Powell recently hinted at a rate-hike slowdown but cautioned that the fight against inflation is far from over. Furthermore, some market experts predict the economy will enter a recession next year. Amid an uncertain economic backdrop, it could be worth watching fundamentally strong stocks Deere (DE), KT…

As a recession looms on the horizon, many people understandably are worried about their finances and job security. While these concerns are not unfounded, constant worry and stress about things that might go wrong take a toll on a person’s mental and physical well-being.