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An economist predicts a 'massive' recession in 2023 - not necessarily due to higher interest rates

An economist predicts a ‘massive’ recession in 2023 – not necessarily due to higher interest rates

Financial market investors are concerned that the US is on the brink of economic downturn as central bankers in Jackson Hole reaffirmed their intention to raise interest rates to control inflation. Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, said he thinks the US is heading for a “massive” recession next year, but …

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An economist predicts a 'massive' recession in 2023 - not necessarily due to higher interest rates

An economist predicts a ‘massive’ recession in 2023 – not necessarily due to higher interest rates

Financial market investors are concerned that the US is on the brink of economic downturn as central bankers in Jackson Hole reaffirmed their intention to raise interest rates to control inflation. Steve Hanke, a professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, said he believes the US is headed into a “massive” recession next year, …

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'Bargaining is back': The housing market is finally becoming more buyer-friendly - sellers cut prices and make repairs

‘Bargaining is back’: The housing market is finally becoming more buyer-friendly – sellers cut prices and make repairs

More good news for homebuyers: A new Realtor.com survey finds sellers are making more concessions to lure buyers into signing contracts. The survey, called Bargaining Power Back, looked at 3,001 responses, including 449 of those who sold their homes in the past 12 months. It found that new sellers were facing more pressure from buyers …

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Goldman says this asset class is poised to rise 38% as markets overestimate the risks of a global recession

Goldman says this asset class is poised to rise 38% as markets overestimate the risks of a global recession

Still reeling from Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s longer-term higher comments last week, it appears that riskier assets like stocks are poised for another blow, on Monday. “The stock market can’t collapse more than 5% based on one man’s words,” grumbled Chris Robke, chief economist at FWDBONDS, who sees a major credibility problem for the central …

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