Fears of a recession have been filling the news lately, affecting the markets and upsetting predictions for the 2020 election. No incumbent president wants to preside over a recession, and few take ...

Many people are worried the country is headed toward a recession, or may already be in one. While not all recessions are created equal, economists say we can learn lessons from our past. CBS News ...

For more than a century, every Republican president has overseen a recession while in office. A couple of economic data points and valuation-based metrics foreshadow trouble for the stock market.

As the U.S. economy shrinks, fears and predictions of a recession continue to grow. New Commerce Department data shows that the country's gross domestic product (GDP) contracted at an annual rate of 0 ...

History makes it clear that a sizable stock market decline is expected in the presumed not-too-distant future. However, there ...

Recession risks are on the rise. Impending trade wars, accelerating layoffs, declining consumer confidence, and a stock market correction have Americans understandably skittish. According to Google ...

Recessions are less frequent, but sharp market drawdowns remain common, due to rapid investor reactions and algorithmic trading. A 'buy the dip' mentality, ETF inflows, and expectations of Fed ...

The economy doesn't always go up; recessions occur when the economy contracts, which can have real-world consequences for consumers, businesses, and the stock market. Despite recession talk ramping up ...

Few people would root for a recession, for obvious reasons. But when one happens, there may be at least one benefit, finds research from Chicago Booth’s Matthew Notowidigdo and his coauthors: life ...