Recession Fear Drives Greenback to Strongest Level Since 2020
Dollar surged to its strongest level in more than two years as growing concern about recession prompted investors to pile into haven assets.
Dollar surged to its strongest level in more than two years as growing concern about recession prompted investors to pile into haven assets.
The US economy is firmly in the middle of a slowdown that’s turning out to be worse than expected amid Ukraine war and China’s Covid Zero policy.
Bank of America lays out a multipoint ‘stagflation playbook’ to beat the volatility ahead.
Consumer attitudes toward the economy are nearing recessionary levels. Corporate confidence in the economic outlook has fallen.
The bottom of the bear market is still 10% away, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management says. And the odds of a recession have doubled, too.
Consumer sentiment hit a record low in June as Americans continued to face elevated prices for gas, food, and other goods and services.
While economists debate the likelihood of a recession in the next year, the U.S. is stuck at an uncomfortable way station – stagflation.