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An intervention on that scale would indicate the Fed recognizes imminent recession danger or credit distortions.

His critics, though, argue the price has been job losses, a decline in manufacturing, crumbling public services, a fall in people's purchasing power and an imminent recession.

Despite the clear absence of an “imminent threat of death or serious injury” or “grave threat to life,” the U.S.

“We doubt that the recent turbulence in financial markets and credit losses will mark an imminent end to the AI-driven equity market surge,” said Jonas Goltermann, deputy chief markets economist at Capital Economics.

Current rules allow French police and firefighters to intervene in shallow water only to rescue people who appear to be in imminent danger.