A recession usually spells trouble for corporate profits and consumer spending, but Morgan Stanley sees a downturn as a ...

The U.S. economy is almost certainly careening toward a recession that will have a years-long impact ... even a "mild" recession could have severe implications for the economy and the stock ...

The top strategist expects a mild recession that ends next spring ... The US will slump into recession and stock prices will slide in the months ahead — but the downturn won't be nearly as ...

"But I expect that if the economy were to fall into a recession, the impact on stocks would likely be relatively mild given how much they’ve already fallen." ...

A mild recession could hit the U.S. in the first half of 2024, Deutsche Bank analysts said in a new global outlook Monday, pointing toward softening economic data. The lagged impact of interest ...

The best-case scenario might be a recession, which can mean higher unemployment rates, lower stock market returns and a shrinking gross domestic product (GDP) for the country as a whole.

Inflation has slowed significantly and growth of the nation's gross domestic product has remained solid, but some economists still expect a mild recession ... a greater impact more than others ...

The Great Recession had a more significant, long-term impact on the stock market than the COVID ... The recession was relatively mild. Tight monetary policy laid the foundation, while a spike ...

Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global and CNBC contributor, discussed market concerns, noting a likely mild recession. She emphasized defensive investing, stock picking, and the benefits of S&P ...

Therefore, the impact of Trump’s tariffs is not ... Some may be somewhat incredulous that a relatively mild recession could cause a stock market decline of over 50%. But this is exactly what ...