Analyst now says recession more likely

[lennypartiv]

Well this could get interesting. I do believe there is an election coming soon. For the sake of America, this recession needs to come sooner rather than later.

---Market analyst Ed Yardeni increased the odds of a recession from 15% to 25% by next year's end.---

Surging oil prices could sour soft landing hopes, but it won't spark a crisis like the 1970s, market veteran says

Market analyst Ed Yardeni increased the odds of a recession from 15% to 25% by next year's end, as rising oil prices could spur on inflation.

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[1srelluc]

The rapid rise in the price of oil caught them all off guard.

 

[Dante Reawakened]

Analyst now says recession more likely​

Wow!

From on high. One person. Name? Moses?

 

[Crepitus]

Well this could get interesting. I do believe there is an election coming soon. For the sake of America, this recession needs to come sooner rather than later.

---Market analyst Ed Yardeni increased the odds of a recession from 15% to 25% by next year's end.---

Surging oil prices could sour soft landing hopes, but it won't spark a crisis like the 1970s, market veteran says

Market analyst Ed Yardeni increased the odds of a recession from 15% to 25% by next year's end, as rising oil prices could spur on inflation.

markets.businessinsider.com

That means instead of an 85% chance of no recession it's a 75% chance of no recession.

Neat, huh?

 

[luiza]

Just around the corner. But only 100 per cent

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

Well this could get interesting. I do believe there is an election coming soon. For the sake of America, this recession needs to come sooner rather than later.

---Market analyst Ed Yardeni increased the odds of a recession from 15% to 25% by next year's end.---

Surging oil prices could sour soft landing hopes, but it won't spark a crisis like the 1970s, market veteran says

Market analyst Ed Yardeni increased the odds of a recession from 15% to 25% by next year's end, as rising oil prices could spur on inflation.

markets.businessinsider.com