Is the United States of America headed for a recession? Chances that the US is heading for a recession are close to 50 percent, according to a Deutsche Bank survey and this has raised more questions ...

Indicators from the stock market to household finances suggest a recession could be on the way. But there are other less conventional — and sometimes less reliable — signs of a downturn.

But amid growing economic pessimism and fears of a recession, analysts and investors will be looking to see how the company addresses these potential threats to consumer spending. “This summer ...

As tariff uncertainty continues to roil the stock market, some economists believe the U.S. could be headed toward a recession, a possibility ... when oil production became more costly and ...

Is a recession brewing in the US? The answer to that question will vary depending on whom you ask in the Trump administration — and when. Wall Street plunged last week after President Donald ...

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 ...

Getty Images The fall in overall consumer spending, sales, and employment should last for at least 2 consecutive quarters to qualify for being called recession. It’s a temporary, but prolonged, period ...

A US RECESSION: IS IT JUST ANOTHER SCARE? In the last few weeks, talks of US recession have become louder. It began with the Atlanta Fed GDP, which changed its forecast of projected Q2CY25 GDP ...

Trump also recently declined to shut down the possibility of a recession. "I hate to predict things like that," he said during a Fox News interview earlier this month. "There is a period of ...

The word "recession" is starting to pop up more and more in conversation. But sometimes people don't quite understand what a recession is. In the video above, Economic Cycle Research Institute co ...

A recession is a period of economic slowdown that affects businesses, employment, and consumer spending. It is often identified by two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth, but experts also ...