"Usually when you get a recession, you get a bear market, or you get you get the [S&P 500] falling a lot more than it has." As our chart of the week shows, the S&P 500 (^GSPC) has seen a larger ...

Recessions feel interminable because of their impact on the job market, stock market and household budgets. The actual downturn might end in 10 months, but it “may take us longer to bounce back,” said ...

Seven weeks ago, global markets were staring into the abyss, reeling from Trump's tariff onslaught. Some degree of calm has ...

the government is currently engaged in activities that will impact economic growth. If those actions are combined with those ...

Read: Stock-market drop offers reminder that rate ... and overlays when the U.S. economy was in a recession. The chart portrayed a scary trend. The last few times that the Fed cut interest rates ...

The MoneyShow Chart of the Day shows excerpts ... Meanwhile, the immediate, post-announcement market reactions smacked of rising recession risk. Stocks dropped along with the dollar.

Remember when the market was obsessed with the 10-year to 3-month Treasury yield spread as an economic indicator. Nicholas Colas, founder of DataTrek research does. In a note emailed on Wednesday, Col ...

So we don't know if a recession has started, but the bond market's recent action has made it clear that investors expect one. This chart shows the movement of yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes ...

you get a bear market, or you get you get the [S&P 500] falling a lot more than it has." Read more: What is a recession, and how does it impact you? As our chart of the week shows, the S&P 500 ...

Following the Federal Reserve policy meeting on Wednesday, Chair Jerome Powell signaled that an interest rate cut was “on the table” for September. This would mark the first rate cut since the ...