Many economists are predicting a recession in 2023, but we have been wrong before. But if not in 2023, another recession at some point is inevitable.

Recession” is a word on everyone’s lips these days. Are we heading for one, or are we in a recession? If we are, what can we do to mitigate the damage? Talk of a recession is nothing new. In fact, ...

As you can see in Figure 1, like clockwork, whenever the yield curve un-inverts (the green line moves below the black line, ...

From the central bank that brought you the “hawkish pause,” the Federal Reserve is now pleased to present the “hawkish dot plot.” The Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday paused its ...

A dramatic shift in sentiment is sweeping across Wall Street, as stock markets plunge, consumer confidence falters, and economists slash their growth forecasts for the year. The specter of a ...

The word “recession” has a way of making people uneasy — especially retirees or those nearing retirement. Economic slowdowns can trigger market declines, job losses and financial uncertainty ...

New images show a glowing "dashed" line in the night sky above Arizona after part of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket fell back to Earth following a double-header launch.

The dashed line shows the -0.91% average of the four at recession starts. The average set an all-time high in November of 2014 and was just 0.03% away in November of 2018.

There are all kinds of people online spotting informal recession indicators. Planet Money takes some of those to see how they compare to the indicators economists watch.

June, the number of full-time workers increased by 437,000 while the number of part-time workers fell by 367,000.

In an unusual move, United provided investors with dual forecasts for 2025, one if there’s a recession and another if the economy stabilizes.

Like many economists, Vanguard's Joe Davis thinks the United States will experience a recession in 2023, and like many of his colleagues he does not think it will be a serious one.