UBS Wealth Management Raises Odds Of U.S. Recession To 25% From 20%
UBS Global Wealth Management has raised the odds of a U.S. recession to 25% from 20%, citing weakness stemming from softer jobs growth.
UBS Global Wealth Management has raised the odds of a U.S. recession to 25% from 20%, citing weakness stemming from softer jobs growth.
Bearish voices on Wall Street are raising concerns about a potential stock market crash as economic indicators signal a cooling trend.
Citigroup Inc. says the carry trade is back, but with a key difference: hedge funds are borrowing US dollars rather than the yen for their wagers.
Ned Davis Research recently highlighted several bullish signals that indicate potential further upside for the stock market.
Minneapolis Fed President, Neel Kashkari, said it was appropriate to discuss cutting U.S. rates in September due to a possible weakening labor market.
The sudden sell-off that triggered the stock market's steepest decline in two years may be a sign of more turbulence ahead, according to JPMorgan.
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