U.S. consumer spending is weakening amid rising debt and job losses, signaling recession risks for 2026. Read what investors ...
Consumer spending rose again in September, likely foreshadowing data showing a robust pace of economic growth in the third ...
In the past three months, economists have changed their outlook for the U.S. to slower growth, higher inflation and greater risk of recession. The changed consensus in The Wall Street Journal’s ...
Even with inflation easing, the tariff war paused and the labor force at full employment, the U.S. gross domestic product is expected to grow by only 1.6% for 2025 – more than 1 percentage point below ...
The AI-driven capex boom by hyperscalers has delayed a recession despite aggressive Fed tightening and historic yield curve ...
President Trump's wide-ranging tariffs have sent the stock market tumbling and recession fears soaring. As the dust settles and markets wait for more information on the result of the administration's ...
Generally, economic downturns are bad news for stocks because they mean less spending and slower growth. Companies with ...
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