Is a recession likely in 2025? That leads to a natural follow-up question: Is a recession likely in 2025? The consensus among economists is "no." We've already seen the New York Fed's calculated ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I am a clinical professor of finance at Kellogg School of Management. For many months, economic arrows have been pointing to a likely ...

Now is as good a time as any to prepare to take advantage of the next recession instead of letting it take advantage of you. The first law of a recession strategy ought to be: Don't sell in the panic.

but it's important to keep in mind that financial risk is going to be higher during a recession no matter what. It's also important to realize that recessions are a natural part of the financial ...

The possibility of a recession seems to be hanging over our economy like a dark cloud. Although most stocks are more volatile during a recession, some industries tend to perform better than others ...

Many economists, including Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) members, anticipate a soft landing for the U.S. economy that includes slowing gross domestic product growth but no recession.

The consequence is that we are now in a recession. Copied This week, EJ Antoni, a research fellow in Heritage’s Center for Data Analysis explains exactly what marks a recession and more ...

Aggregate US debt is $101.353T, or 3.45x GDP, indicating a historically high leverage that risks recession. Read why ...

A recession is most likely on the cards for the majority of the world, according to a December report from the investment management company BlackRock. James Morton, chief investment officer at ...

The Great Recession from 2007-09 saw GDP fall 4.3%, the biggest drop since the Great Depression. Deregulation in the 2000s and excessive risk by banks were major causes of the financial crisis.

“Before a recession, usually you're at a good place ... “And it doesn't include the aid to Ukraine, it doesn't include natural disaster relief. So there's a lot of room for that deficit ...

If an investor had good reason to believe a recession was on the way, it would arguably make sense not to buy stocks at that time. That leads to a natural follow-up question: Is a recession likely ...