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The odds of a U.S.

A recent article suggests that a split in consumer mood may indicate an increased likelihood of recession, as consumers' perceptions of the economy and their personal finances are often a reliable indicator of economic trends.

A recent study suggests that residential investment, equipment, and durable goods are the most reliable indicators of an impending recession, providing investors with key signals to monitor.

The article suggests that despite a growing economy, Americans feel left behind due to a combination of factors, leading to a perceived 'boomcession'.

The US economy appears to be on track for a soft landing, with inflation cooling and a healthy labor market, potentially avoiding a recession and interest rate cuts.

Old Dominion's stock surged into record territory, indicating a potential end to the freight recession and boosting the transportation sector.

Investors remain optimistic about gold due to various factors, despite common explanations for its surge being insufficient.

The job market is expected to remain stagnant in the first half of 2025, with economists referring to it as a 'hiring recession'.

A CNBC CFO survey shows corporate America is optimistic about the economy, with 67% of CFOs expecting no recession in 2026, but their view of President Trump's handling of the economy is lukewarm.

Investing $5,000 in the S&P 500 Index 15 years ago would have yielded a substantial return, reflecting the market's growth since the Great Recession.

J.P.