The GDP, the labor market and consumer confidence all offer measures to tell whether the U.S. economy is close to a recession ...

New data shows companies created 177,000 jobs in April, but the impact of tariffs is expected to hit in May and could send ...

Empty shelves and job layoffs are warning signs that the U.S. economy could slide into a recession by summer 2025. With ...

Now consider that job losses have a multiplier effect, further reducing economic output. The damage to the U.S. economy is ...

The U.S. economy was on relatively solid footing heading into 2025, but a ramping trade war and aggressive government layoffs have shaken ... GDP growth but no recession. However, the Donald ...

In the March 2025 INN interview below, DiMartino Booth reiterated her recession stance, pointing to continued layoffs resulting in a rising unemployment rate. "The layoff cycle is indeed ...

Some economists argue that as tariffs push up prices, consumers will reduce their purchases, ultimately leading to layoffs and a recession.Credit...Graham Dickie/The New York Times Supported by By ...

Recession has also yet to show up in the labor market. Despite a spike in announced layoffs, weekly initial unemployment claims remain low. It may well be that employers are reluctant to fire work ...

Apollo Global Management forecasts a severe U.S. recession triggered by recent tariffs, which will lead to widespread layoffs in the trucking and retail sectors amid rising economic uncertainty. The ...

Empty shelves could be coming by next month and a recession will arrive this summer, according to an economist.

Apollo Global Management forecasts a severe U.S. recession triggered by recent tariffs, which will lead to widespread layoffs in the trucking and retail sectors amid rising economic uncertainty.