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6 things the best bosses know will help workers and companies thrive in a recession

2020-06-15
By: Staff Writer

We often look to the past to make decisions for the future. Yet the coronavirus pandemic presents a unique dilemma: How can we navigate circumstances that none of us has ever experienced?  The implications of this pandemic — and the steps taken by public health officials, political leaders and corporateRead More →

Buy these stocks and sectors now because coronavirus won’t lead to recession

2020-02-28
By: Staff Writer

Investing lore has it that bond investors are the “smart money” since they know their way around financial statements. I’m not sure this is true. But if it is, bond guru Mark Vaselkik may qualify as one of the smarter investors around. He’s the chief investment officer for fixed incomeRead More →

World prepares for coronavirus pandemic; global recession forecast By Reuters

2020-02-27
By: Staff Writer

By Stephanie Nebehay and Ryan Woo GENEVA/BEIJING (Reuters) – Hopes the coronavirus would be contained to China vanished on Friday as infections spread rapidly around the world, countries started stockpiling medical equipment and investors took flight in expectation of a global recession. Share prices were on track for the worstRead More →

Here are vulnerable parts of the U.S. economy that coronavirus may infect

2020-02-15
By: Staff Writer

Festering worries about the spread of COVID-19 is a potential peril for the U.S. economy, but ailing manufacturers and tepid investment are already muzzling growth. Wall Street has been hoping for fresh signs of a rebound in business spending, but the first batch of reports for February is unlikely toRead More →

British car production falls at quickest pace since recession By Reuters

2020-01-29
By: Staff Writer

By Costas Pitas LONDON (Reuters) – British car output dropped last year at the fastest rate since the 2008-9 recession, hit by slumping exports and diesel demand, as an industry body called for an ambitious post-Brexit trade deal to protect the sector. Investment, however, nearly doubled to 1.1 billion poundsRead More →

Why a bustling labor force could signal a recession looming in the near future

2020-01-08
By: Staff Writer

Strong consumer demand and a bustling job market have been two key reasons why Wall Street thinks U.S. stocks will rise and the American economy can grow this year. But low unemployment also can be a “defining characteristic” of a late-cycle economy where “recession looms in the near future,” warnedRead More →

Fed has the tools it needs to fight the next recession, Bernanke says

2020-01-05
By: Staff Writer

Bloomberg News/Landov Ben Bernanke, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, spoke to the American Economic Association annual meeting. SAN DIEGO — The Federal Reserve has all the tools it needs to fight the next recession, its former chairman Ben Bernanke said Saturday. A former economics professor at Princeton University, BernankeRead More →

S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq close at record highs, notch fourth straight week of gains

2019-12-20
By: Staff Writer

U.S. stock indexes again set records Friday, after encouraging U.S. economic data and optimism about international trade deals helped end the decade’s last full week of trading on a high note. The benchmark S&P 500 index rose for seven of the last eight days and has now risen for fourRead More →

The locomotive of the U.S. economy might be losing steam

2019-12-15
By: Staff Writer

Getty Images Internet stores such as Amazon have reeled in lot of sales, but consumers aren’t spending as much as they were earlier in the year. Here an Amazon employee packages goods for Black Friday. American consumers have kept the U.S. economy barreling toward a record 11th year of expansion,Read More →

Two surveys of global businesses slump to gloomiest level since recession

2019-11-11
By: Staff Writer

It’s as bad a time for the global economy as any since the end of the last recession, according to two separate surveys released on Monday. The IHS Markit global business outlook—which surveys 12,000 companies three times a year—fell to the worst level since 2009, when data was first collected.Read More →

How the slump in manufacturing created overblown fears of a recession

2019-11-01
By: Staff Writer

Getty Images U.S. factories are still making lots of goods, including autos. Reports of the demise of U.S. manufacturing have been exaggerated, and that may be one reason why fears of an economy-wide recession got out of hand earlier this year. This week’s reports on jobs and gross domestic productRead More →

Printing money isn’t a universal cure-all in recession, Roubini says

2019-10-28
By: Staff Writer

Getty Images Helicopter money may be coming, even if it’s not the best remedy. NEW YORK (Project Syndicate) — A cloud of gloom hovered over the International Monetary Fund’s annual meeting this month. With the global economy experiencing a synchronized slowdown, any number of tail risks could bring on anRead More →

Europe Inc’s recession expected to deepen as third quarter earnings outlook deteriorates: Refinitiv By Reuters

2019-10-15
By: Staff Writer

LONDON (Reuters) – Europe’s corporate recession is expected to deepen, according to the latest forecasts, as companies struggle with uncertainties from Brexit and the protracted U.S.-China trade spat and Germany’s manufacturing recession. Companies listed on the STOXX 600 () regional index are now expected to report a drop of asRead More →

Banks look to put earnings recession in reverse, but aren’t expected to succeed

2019-10-14
By: Staff Writer

Amid the first earnings recession in two years, a new round of financial results are about to flood in and determine if the downturn will continue. Earnings for the S&P 500 index SPX, -0.14%  have declined year-over-year in each of the first two quarters of the year, creating the firstRead More →

Service side of economy grows at slowest pace in 3 years, ISM finds, adding to market gloom and recession worries

2019-10-03
By: Staff Writer

Getty Images Service-oriented companies such as hotels are still doing decent business, but things are not as brisk as they were a year earlier. The numbers: Service-oriented companies that employ the vast majority of Americans registered the weakest growth in September in three years, adding to a cacaphony of reportsRead More →

Slumping U.S. manufacturers experience worse month since end of Great Recession, ISM finds

2019-10-01
By: Staff Writer

Bloomberg News/Landov Employees prepare jet engine components using liquid nitrogen at the General Electric Co. assembly plant. American manufacturers face tougher times owing to a U.S. trade war with China and a slowing global economy. The numbers: American manufacturers posted the biggest contraction in September since the end of theRead More →

China Reform 2.0, No-Deal Brexit Recession, Fed Split: Eco Day By Bloomberg

2019-09-26
By: Staff Writer

© Reuters. China Reform 2.0, No-Deal Brexit Recession, Fed Split: Eco Day (Bloomberg) — Welcome to Friday, Asia. Here’s the latest news and analysis from Bloomberg Economics to take you through to the weekend: China’s unprecedented growth is giving way to a grinding slowdown. What worked to raise prosperity yesterdayRead More →

Faint hope that Congress will ride to rescue of slowing economy extinguished by impeachment push

2019-09-25
By: Staff Writer

Economists had harbored some faint hope that if the U.S. economy started to rapidly slow Congress might come to the rescue with some form of fiscal stimulus. Such hopes are now dashed in the wake of the decision by House Democrats to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into President DonaldRead More →

This simple portfolio strategy will help retirees if a recession hits

2019-09-23
By: Staff Writer

Don’t miss these top money and investing features: Money and investing features popular with MarketWatch readers this past week include a report on how retirees should prepare their investments for a recession — and the simplicity of the strategy may surprise you. Plus, check out other timely stories on navigatingRead More →

Oil prices need to go this high to push the global economy into recession

2019-09-21
By: Staff Writer

Worried about oil prices after the weekend’s raids on Saudi Arabia? You may want to wait until prices rise more before really getting scared about the risks to your job, your budget, or the economy. A lot more. Since 1980, personal incomes have risen eight times as much as oil.Read More →

The S&P 500 should be 13% lower because a recession is coming, warns Deutsche Bank

2019-09-17
By: Staff Writer

Investors are keeping a wary eye on oil after weekend attacks on Saudi Arabia crude facilities triggered the largest one-day gain for the commodity since 2008, and plenty of risk-off action all over. The cautious tone looks here to stay as attention turns to the two-day Federal Reserve meeting startingRead More →

The share of Americans with health insurance just dropped for the first time since the Great Recession

2019-09-10
By: Staff Writer

The share of people with health insurance fell last year for the first time since the Great Recession, according to data released Tuesday by the U.S. Census Bureau. Approximately 27.5 million Americans, or 8.5% of the population, were without health coverage at some time last year, the data showed. That’sRead More →

Why the coming recession could force the Federal Reserve to swap greenbacks for digital dollars

2019-09-06
By: Staff Writer

The Federal Reserve has never been more famous than it is today. It drew praise, and ire, for its handling of the financial crisis a decade ago, and the extraordinary measures it took subsequently to stimulate the U.S. economy have made it an important driver of financial markets. Meanwhile, PresidentRead More →

European shares slip on recession, Brexit worries By Reuters

2019-08-29
By: Staff Writer

(Reuters) – European stocks were slightly lower in early trading on Thursday, as fears of a global recession and the impact of a disorderly Brexit kept investors away from risky assets. Prime Minister Boris Johnson decided to suspend Britain’s parliament for more than a month before Brexit, a move thatRead More →

Wall St. set to open lower as recession worries return By Reuters

2019-08-28
By: Staff Writer

© Reuters. Wall St. set to open lower as recession worries return By Akanksha Rana (Reuters) – Wall Street was set to open lower on Wednesday after moves in the U.S. bond market returned investors to worrying about the risk of a recession as a bruising U.S.-China trade war dragsRead More →

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