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| | ... the hit to global growth. "All up, [the] announcement is close to a worst-case scenario and the odds of a US/global recession have clearly increased. Much will turn on whether [the] announcements represent the end of global trade uncertainty, or just ... |
| | | ... cent tariff, on top of the existing tariff. As a result, Zenith Investment Partners has upped its probability of a US recession. "Our own estimated probability of US recession has risen from 20% to an upwardly revised 35%, a level that cannot be ignored," ... |
| | | ... given a "relatively weaker domestic earnings outlook and stretched valuations." Underpinning this are concerns of a US recession set in motion by President Donald Trump's aggressive trade tactics that soured the bullish sentiments immediately triggered ... |
| | | ... said. In its bear-case scenario, Morgan Stanley said that if economic growth weakens significantly and the likelihood of recession increases, the S&P 500 could fall to around 4600. Although such an outcome isn't the firm's base case, Morgan Stanley ... |
| | | ... rates 525 basis points in total, with Bloxham saying the central bank accepted that it would "tip the economy into a recession". "As it turns out, GDP fell in 2024, the unemployment rate rose by almost 2ppts, and this combination brought inflation back ... |
| | | ... pre-empt the government's proposed $3 million cap to superannuation balances for tax concessions. "Although a global recession is not forecast, we continue to take a balanced approach for our diversified funds, and we remain only marginally above ... |
| | | ... realistic scenario, he said, would see a 0.3% to 0.4% reduction - material, but not enough to push Australia into a recession. That's in stark contrast to Canada and Mexico, where the US is their largest trading partner, meaning tariffs could have ... |
| | | ... valuations," Hennessy said. "Looking back to September and the lows in bond yields, investors were predicting a high risk of recession in the US, and markets were betting on official interest rates falling to 2.8% by early 2026. That number has lifted ... |
| | | AMP chief economist Shane Oliver has shared his "worry list" for 2025, outlining the risk of recession, trade wars and geopolitical turmoil. Oliver said just as with 2024, the list of concerns for investors heading into 2025 is long, and "even more ... |
| | | ... two lost decades." In terms of how Australia's economy is faring, Pearce said that while the nation has avoided a recession in aggregate, on a per capita basis Australia is actually going backwards. By contrast, the US economy is doing well with ... |
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