- Despite a surging stock market, plenty of economists still expect a US recession within the next year.
- They often cite falling leading indicators, an inverted yield curve, or a decline in savings as reasons to be bearish.
- Here’s what market veteran Ed Yardeni has to say to about five economic concerns.
Even though the stock market has surged nearly 30% since its mid-October low, there are plenty of economists who expect a recession to hit the US economy within the next year.
They often highlight five reasons why they still can’t let go of their recession forecast, like an inverted yield curve, for example.
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