Post has attachment
#America's finance chiefs fear the economic expansion is nearly over. Almost half (48.6%) of #US #CFO believe the #UnitedStates will be in recession by the end of next year, according to the Duke University/CFO Global Business Outlook survey. And 82% of CFOs surveyed by Duke believe that a #recession will begin by the end of 2020.

The CFO survey's pessimism about 2019 will raise eyebrows because mainstream economists are still projecting steady, albeit slower, growth next year. Wall Street has begun to sniff out an #economicslowdown, evidenced by the wave of selling and extreme volatility infecting the stock market. The S&P 500, down 8%, is on track for its worst quarter since 2011. Banks, which are especially exposed to economic trouble, have plummeted. The outlook for 2020 looks more precarious. Just 18% of the CFOs polled by Duke believe the United States will avoid a recession prior to the end of 2020.


#WorldEconomy #EconomicOutlook #EconomicPolicy #AmericanEconomy #EconomicGrowth #EconomicRecession #EconomicRisk #Economy
Nearly half of US CFOs fear a 2019 recession
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/12/12/economy/recession-economy-cfos-duke/index.html
Add a comment...

Post has attachment
#USA #Recession Risk #Monitor. December 2018. http://bit.ly/2EyiWCA The probability of a recession is increasing
Photo
Add a comment...

Post has attachment

Post has attachment

Post has attachment
"THE YIELD CURVE IS NOT FORECASTING A RECESSION" ... Most anyone who keeps up with financial matters knows that a flat or inverted Treasury yield curve is a good predictor of an impending recession. Recently, a few industrious pundits have found evidence that the front end of the Treasury curve is "close to flat. We're not there yet. Here's a quick recap of where the yield curve stands. https://seekingalpha.com/article/4225781-yield-curve-forecasting-recession
#economy #recession #yieldcurve #charts #analysis

Post has attachment
Because of the cyclical nature of business activity, there is no question that a recession will inevitably occur at some point in the future. #economy #trending #reading #recession
Add a comment...

Post has attachment
Add a comment...

Post has shared content
###***Inflation. Is IRONICALLY. a sign of BOOM ,,,,becoz RISE. In prices is a SYMBOL. Of :::::RISE. In demand :::::where as RECESSION. Is more DRASTICALLY. BAD. For any ECONOMY. Because it leads to STAGNATION and waste of :::::GOODS////****!!###
Any move by the #FederalReserve is the subject of concern and debate, as it should be. President Donald #Trump has gotten involved in that debate, breaking a tradition of recent decades of presidential silence about Fed policy. He is 'not even a little bit happy' about higher #interestrates.

There are several reasons for concern about how the #Fed will respond to the next downturn. Because it targets inflation, it may be tempted to tighten money inappropriately after a negative supply shock. In 2008, for example, higher oil prices seem to have led to a more restrictive Fed policy than warranted. Another possible complication during the next downturn: Because interest rates have been generally declining for a generation and the Fed typically relies on reductions in interest rates to boost the economy, it may find itself with little ability to help in the next #recession.


#GlobalEconomy #EconomicOutlook #EconomicGrowth #EconomicData #USEconomy #economicRisks #EconomicPolicy #MonetaryPolicy #UnitedStates #Economy
Worry Less About Inflation and More About Recession
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2018-12-03/recession-is-a-far-larger-threat-than-inflation
Add a comment...

Post has attachment
Like and follow me! #economy #recession

The bull run is being ruined by Trumponomics. Let's see what's ahead for the US economy in the next year. Buckle up, folks!!!
Add a comment...

Post has attachment
Like and follow me! #economy #recession

Let's have a look at the latest Presidential disease. Hope you have a strong stomach!
Add a comment...
Wait while more posts are being loaded