The U.S. economy is running on fumes, with tariffs, monetary policy indecision, and fiscal incoherence creating a combustible ...

Ray Dalio, Ken Rogoff, and Niall Ferguson are among those who are worried about a potential meltdown.

Vectors. Like diseases, ... US business defaults hit a post-financial crisis high of 9.2 percent with rates for highly leveraged private equity loans and junk bonds reaching the highest levels ...

T wo distinct vectors have intersected in ... It is tempting to see all this as the further unravelling of Pakistan’s long “poly-crisis” — a structural malaise encompassing economic, ...

Dalio, who had previously accurately predicted the 2008 financial crisis, drew attention to the collapse of the monetary order and significant changes in the domestic and global order.

The U.S. would be left with terrible choices: Impose painful austerity measures to reassure the market, default on the debt (which would likely trigger a severe, possibly global economic crisis ...

Economic management of this crisis involved implementing import restrictions and raising the central bank discount rate to prevent a balance-of-payments crisis. As a result, economic growth ...

I’m about to turn 39 and we’re at the beginning of the Trump tariffs. It feels like it could be the beginning of yet another crisis for my generation.

Macroeconomic indicators — stocks, bonds, debt levels, real estate, unemployment — show that China's downturn is following the same path as Japan's post-1990 crisis.