US Recession Is Avoidable If Fed Can ‘Thread the Needle’
To hear some of the chatter in financial markets and corporate America’s C-suites, a US recession is imminent and inevitable. Not necessarily so.
To hear some of the chatter in financial markets and corporate America’s C-suites, a US recession is imminent and inevitable. Not necessarily so.
Executives from Dimon and Musk to Gary Friedman, head of furniture retailer RH, all cautioned investors this week to be wary of an economic downturn.
A top Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive echoed Jamie Dimon’s pessimistic tone, warning of tougher times ahead.
Relief rally in US equities has limited scope to go much further as risks to growth remain prevalent, according to Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson.
Goldman Sachs, which previously estimated that there was a 35% chance of a recession is reiterating that a recession in the U.S. is not inevitable.
In most bear markets, extreme sentiment and extreme oversold conditions have created a rally.
After a couple of days of strength in stocks, one Wall Street investment bank thinks the worst is behind investors — for now.