Is the U.S. economy at last headed for a long-predicted recession? As economists digest the latest data, some are stowing their tray tables for a “soft landing” from the past two years of high inflation, while others are bracing for a crash.
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Is the U.S. economy at last headed for a long-predicted recession? As economists digest the latest data, some are stowing their tray tables for a “soft landing” from the past two years of high inflation, while others are bracing for a crash.
Goldman Sachs economists lowered their probability of a U.S. recession within the next 12 months to just 15%, citing better-than-expected economic data.
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