The yield on the 10-year Treasury, a leading barometer of economic conditions, has fallen below 4% for the first time since last October, suggesting heightened fears of a recession. The 4% line ...

N.Y.) told reporters Wednesday. “In fact, Republicans are crashing the American economy in real time and driving us to a recession,” Jeffries said. “This is not Liberation Day, it's ...

While the possibility of a recession has left many Americans feeling uncertain about their finances, most financial experts agree on one key piece of advice to prepare for an economic turndown ...

The economy could be heading toward a recession, or it might just keep chugging along. Inflation could come roaring back, or it might not. Sweeping tariffs could be imposed on a broad range of ...

As you try to make smart decisions about your retirement savings during an unstable economy, it can be helpful to review past economic downturns, including the Great Recession. From 2007 to 2009 ...

Regardless of whether Trump's current trade wars and tariffs lead to a recession or stagflation, you can follow some time-tested principles to protect your retirement savings and position yourself ...

With the Great Recession, CD returns languished near zero for nearly a decade, and they retreated to that range again for two years, starting with the 2020 coronavirus pandemic. CD rates ...

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The weakening of institutions and shocks such as the COVID-19 pandemic and climate events led to a slowdown in growth in the last decade, resulting in the 2023 recession. In 2024, the economy ...

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Stagflation is generally considered more difficult to resolve than standard inflation or a recession. This is because the typical policy responses to fight one problem tend to worsen the other.

With talk of recession and more market shocks in the air, should investors stay the course or pivot to a more protective portfolio strategy? "Investors should do what is best for their personal ...