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 ...

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 ...

"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." ...

The latest poll showed less than 30% of CEOs expected some sort of recession or slowdown over the next six months.

Economists around the world are expecting muted U.S. economic growth in the coming quarters, and some indicators suggest a mild recession is a possibility. It may become difficult for investors ...

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 ...

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.

Stock market slumps A significant ... so any downturn will have a magnified impact. "There's no such thing as a mild recession for marginalized groups," Gould said. Not every meme is a metric.

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 ...