Recession

The health of Europe's largest economy is in dire straits as Germany teeters on the edge of a recession.

Moody’s Vice President William Foster said the economy is in no danger of imminent recession, but he warns an economic downturn is expected in the next couple of years.

The stock market is on “borrowed time” now that the yield curve has inverted, but there are still some big gains that can be made.

Schiff said the Fed is done inflating asset bubbles, which will cause inflation to hit consumers the most at gas stations and supermarkets.

Why a U.S. recession may not be imminent.

The former Fed chair expressed doubts the U.S. economy will likely enter into a recession.

Wall Street got a wake-up call Wednesday morning as the yield curve inverted, sparking concerns the U.S. economy could be headed for a recession.

The yield curve is blaring a recession warning.

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The firm says the U.S. economy is slowing, but there are few signs of the “financial imbalances that typically precede economic downturns.”

A new survey indicates that could be a negative for U.S. housing demand.

If you think the economy isn’t doing well, you’re not alone but experts say you’re wrong.

Even a decade after the recession, almost a quarter of Americans have said they are worse off than they were before 2007, a new survey has found.

Anthony Chan, a former JPMorgan Chase chief economist, says he is optimistic about the state of the U.S. economy.

Germany economic growth stagnated in the last three months of the year, skirting a technical recession but registering only zero growth as foreign trade made little contribution to Europe's largest economy.

Official figures show that industry across the 19-country eurozone endured in 2018 its worst year since the recession after the global financial crisis, with a broad-based slowdown across countries and sectors.

Krugman also said the Federal Reserve doesn't have the tools to deal with an economic downturn.

Boomers need to know how much risk they are carrying in their retirement accounts.

A global survey found that most CEOs view recession as the biggest threat in 2019.