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recession

[ri-sesh-uhn] / rɪˈsɛʃ ən /


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“It’s very difficult to underweight U.S. equities unless you have very high conviction in an imminent recession,” said Nelson.

From MarketWatch

A similarly large slip would transform this year’s projected earnings growth into an earnings recession.

From MarketWatch

Still, he isn’t expecting a lower price for Western Canadian Select crude to cause a national recession in Canada.

From The Wall Street Journal

Treasurys remain stubbornly high—a sign investors don’t expect a recession that would trigger deeper cuts.

From The Wall Street Journal

He reasons that when a cycle-ending catalyst does appear—whether tighter monetary policy, recession, runaway inflation, an asset bubble bursting, or global shock—there have always been distinct warning signs.

From Barron's