“Catastrophic” customs tariffs of 25%: towards a recession in Canada?
If Donald Trump applies the 25% customs tax that he is threatening to implement, Canada could quickly find itself in ...
Tag: Recession
Recession threatens the British private sector due to increased taxes economy
Bloomberg reported that the UK private sector went from modest growth to stagnation after the October budget announcement, as Purchasing ...
Germany faces an economic recession and expectations of zero growth in 2024 | economy
A survey conducted by Bloomberg showed that Germany, the largest economy in Europe, is facing a slight economic recession, and ...
US Economy Fights Recession with Consumer Spending | Economy
The U.S. economy continues to show remarkable resilience, driven by strong consumer spending, even as fears of an impending recession ...
Is the US Really Heading for Recession? | Economy
Global financial markets have been in turmoil in recent days, with trading screens in the United States, Asia and Europe ...
Middle East markets decline on US recession fears | Economy
Middle East stock markets closed lower on Monday, with Dubai's index the biggest loser, on fears of a U.S. recession ...
Oil, gold fall on US recession fears | Economy
Oil, gold and other precious metals prices fell, reflecting the decline in global markets due to negative data on the ...
US stocks fall sharply amid recession fears | Economy
5/8/2024-|Last update: 5/8/202405:40 PM (Makkah Time)Major U.S. stock indexes fell on Monday as fears of a possible recession in the ...
What is the “contribution rule” that raises market fears of a US recession? | Economy
5/8/2024-|Last update: 5/8/202406:47 PM (Makkah Time)Global stock markets have been in a sharp decline since last week, after a disappointing ...
Federal Reserve Governor: It is dangerous to cut interest rates early and we are not in a recession
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell expressed caution about progress against inflation during the first day of congressional hearings. Powell's testimony ...
