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Why a recession will strike in 2025, according to a veteran economist
The Fed deserves an "F" grade for its monetary policy over the past few years, top economist Steve …
Jennifer Sor
Fed rate cuts are coming too late to fend off a US recession, research firm says
Even if the Fed cuts in September, history shows that recessions can still occur during easing cycl…
Filip De Mott
PIMCO economist says fears of a US debt crisis are overblown - for now
"Previous episodes when federal interest payments (as a proportion of total outlays) reached simila…
Filip De Mott
Pricing is really weird lately
Wildly varying prices are coming to everyday items — and it's driving Americans crazy.
Jordan Parker Erb
The economy is flashing a recession signal that's only been seen 4 times in the last century, veteran economist Steve Hanke says
A recession is coming in the US by early next year, one John Hopkins economist predicts.
Jennifer Sor
Recession will strike this year with 21 states flashing red already, top economist says
When unemployment jumps in nearly half of US states, a recession almost always follows, Piper Sandl…
Theron Mohamed
Why the Fed's rate-cutting agenda could spark a recession, according to top economist Mohamed El Erian
The economy has a 35% chance of a hard-landing, according to top economist Mohamed El-Erian.
Jennifer Sor
Investors and economists are getting worried about more bank failures as interest rates stay high
High interest rates are "corrosive" to the economy, Mark Zandi said, while others fear the impact o…
Jennifer Sor
There are 3 reasons the US hasn't seen a recession yet, according to top economist David Rosenberg
"The bull market in economic growth boils down to the heavy hand and generosity of Uncle Sam," Davi…
Yuheng Zhan
Solving the looming retirement crisis means thinking differently about aging, economist says
Improved longevity means the world is facing a retirement crisis. Flexible work and a focus on sust…
George Glover
Russia could turn on Putin as the nation's economic strength wanes and sanctions keep tightening, economists say
Russia's economy has been resilient but that could change this year, and Putin could lose the suppo…
Jennifer Sor
How China can rescue itself and restore confidence, according to a UBS economist
"Its success will depend on timely action, policy co-ordination and political will," UBS' chief Chi…
Filip De Mott
Russia's wartime economy is flush with resources and is weathering Western sanctions, European economist says
Russia's severe worker shortage is the only real problem plaguing the country's economy, Michel San…
Jennifer Sor
Bonds backed by commercial real estate loans could be the next pain point for markets, economist says
A spike in delinquencies for loans backing commercial mortgage bonds is more alarming than banks' e…
Yuheng Zhan
Don't write off China: Why one economist says the nation is likely to grow at double the rate of the US in coming years
"China overcame even greater challenges when it started on the path of economic reform in the late …
Filip De Mott
Economists say a potential spike in gas prices could hand Trump the White House
The respected agency says it expects gas prices to stay in the $3 range but if "prices surge back c…
Brent D. Griffiths
Investors are pushing AI stocks to eye-popping heights because they think the industry will stay unregulated, Harvard economist says
"The market is operating under the assumption that AI companies will thrive, regardless of the outc…
Filip De Mott
Oil and natural gas prices could spike 40% this year if war spreads across the Middle East, economist says
If tensions in the Middle East spiral out of control it would slow global growth and limit trade vo…
Filip De Mott
'YOLO spenders' have created a 'super-duper' credit bubble in the US economy, top economist David Rosenberg says
As "YOLO spenders" have financed more and more spending with debt, Rosenberg said the consumer cred…
Aruni Soni
A US soft landing would only be possible through fiscal measures like student-loan forgiveness and tax cuts, economist says
Drivers of US growth present during 1995's soft landing aren't present, so fiscal measures may be n…