Economists share where they look for clues that a U.S. recession could be coming
Tariffs are going to hit the economy hard, but a serious downturn is not inevitable, economists say.
Tariffs are going to hit the economy hard, but a serious downturn is not inevitable, economists say.
Leaving money-losing companies out of P/E calculations makes the Russell 2000 look more attractively priced.
“My personal trading account was also up 18% in one day.”
The penthouse comes with a massive 2,500-square-foot roof terrace that boasts stunning city views.
Removing the chair of the central bank is “just not done in a major developed country,” strategist warns, and consequences for U.S. financial markets could be severe.
The U.S. bond market has been in rough patch since President Donald Trump announced “Liberation Day” tariffs.
Manpower’s stock has its worst day in 27 years as tariff uncertainty, acceleration in use of AI led to lower demand for permanent jobs.
President Donald Trump’s namesake meme coin traded lower on Thursday, when 40 million of the tokens — recently worth about $300 million — are scheduled to be unlocked, giving the owners of the cryptocurrency the ability to sell it for the first time since it was launched in January.
Netflix’s stock rose more than 4% after hours Thursday as the streaming giant blows past Wall Street expectations.
Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency wants to combine your Social Security number into a massive multi-agency federal database, which could violate current law and disrupt benefits.
A leading economist contends a recession is now more likely than not due to the Trump administration’s trade wars, and that the U.S. could suffer the biggest “stagflationary” shock in decades.
Another rumored partner has dismissed the prospect of an arrangement with Intel, suggesting the company won’t get outside help with its turnaround.
On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is set to become the latest major U.S. equity-market gauge to experience a “death cross.”