Declines in consumer confidence and the policies of the current administration have set off alarm bells for some American economists.

Well-known US investor Warren Buffett made a rare comment on tariffs, suggesting they could trigger inflation and hurt ...

In March 2022, the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates to tame inflation, and the business world adopted the nearly unanimous consensus that a recession was around the corner. Many ...

The warning comes as layoffs, hiring freezes, and slashed contracts threaten to destabilize the labor market, potentially leading to a "deep, deep recession”, as mentioned in a report by Futurism.

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“LONG LIVE THE KING!” The White House shared the quote in a post on X, including a Time magazine-style illustration of Trump wearing and crown and Manhattan in the backdrop. Instead of the ...

The Trump administration’s sweeping layoffs of federal employees already appear to be pushing up joblessness in Washington, D.C., and an economist projects they'll tip the city into a recession ...

A further 1.8 per cent contraction of the local economy during the last quarter of 2024 was not enough to place the country in a recession as other macroeconomic indicators continue to trend ...

Russian illustrations also depicted “anger and fear more frequently”. Some historical pessimists believe that the world is run by conspiracies of bankers, elite paedophiles, CIA plotters ...

Veteran Canadian economist David Rosenberg says U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policy proposals could plunge the world economy into recession if they are implemented. “In so far as Trump carries ...

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We’ve had the 2008 recession, the global pandemic, and, of course, the social and political shifts that continue to keep us all on our toes. Fun times, right? In the middle of all this upheaval ...