Wall Street's 2025 Stock Market Forecasts Are Falling Apart For One Simple Reason
Monday's market meltdown coincided with a major shift in how Wall Street is thinking about the health of the US economy and the current market run.
Monday's market meltdown coincided with a major shift in how Wall Street is thinking about the health of the US economy and the current market run.
President Donald Trump this weekend demurred on the question of whether his administration’s trade policies could send the US economy into recession.
Tariffs are the talk of corporate America right now.
The markets (^GSPC, ^IXIC, ^DJI) are seeing significant volatility, driven in part by concerns over President Trump's trade policy.
Not long ago, economists placed the odds of a 2025 recession at zero. Today, the landscape has shifted dramatically.
After sampling an economic cocktail of inflation and slowing growth hints of another unsavory concept is wafting through: stagflation.
Michael Burry, Jeremy Grantham, and other seasoned market analysts have long cautioned that equities are overvalued and the economy is on shaky ground