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The US economy could be on the precipice of triggering a 'vicious feedback loop,' Nomura analysts say


The US unemployment rate has risen sharply while markets are jittery after stocks saw their worst losses since a massive August selloff. Read More

The economy is at a fork in the road


The economy could go one of two ways in the near future, and one last data point may make it clear. Read More

Recession? Soft landing? Something else? Here’s what could happen to the economy.


Will the economy keep growing at an above-average speed? Glide toward a “soft landing?” Or — worst-case scenario — crash into recession? Most economists still don’t think a recession is ... Read More

Meet the doomsayers waiting for the economy to crash


In both communities, users are sounding the alarm on all sorts of apocalyptic scenarios for the economy, with some predicting a stock market crash ... "Others may not be as lucky and could ... Read More

The latest stock market crash wasn't a fluke, and it signals more trouble coming for the economy, investor Mark Mobius says


The stock market's steep sell-off this week wasn't a freak event, and the recent pullback could be a signal that there is more trouble ahead ... loss in two years after economic data in the ... Read More


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