These include France (0.9 percent), Germany 0.9 (percent) and Italy (0.8 percent), but forecasts for the eurozone are ...

Most economists expect the U.S. economy to avoid a recession and grow moderately in 2026, though inflation could remain above ...

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Recession talk is back, and the smartest response is to watch the data and quietly fortify your finances before headlines ...

The warning lights on the U.S. economy are no longer faint or isolated, and the message from Moody's chief economist is that the risk of a downturn is now too large to shrug off. As growth slows, ...

The unsettling news flow has triggered warnings in some circles that the end is near for the current economic expansion. The current analysis continues to indicate that recession risk is low. To be ...

There are plenty of small negatives which do not add up to a recession. The recession risk comes from the continued back-and-forth from the White House about what tariffs will be. If summer turns to ...

A new report on the economic outlook for California's Central Valley shows the region facing a rising recession risk because of tariffs, slowing job growth, and rising delinquencies. Stanislaus State ...

The Conference Board Leading Economic Index fell 0.1% month-over-month in May, marking its sixth consecutive monthly decline and signaling intensifying recession risks for the U.S. economy. What ...

Mary Ellen Eagan, chair of the Maine Angels group of investors: “As confidence in AI and tech falters, investors will turn to sectors of the innovation economy in which Maine excels: the blue economy, ...

I served in the Obama and Biden administrations and saw excessive risk-taking by these enterprises help bring about the 2008 ...

Here’s how an impending recession could impact everyday Americans. As major financial institutions raise their recession forecasts, investors and consumers alike are seeking clarity on what’s ahead ...