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The US economy will enter a recession as a result of the 2025 Trump tariffs, adding about 2 million unemployed.
“It's more likely than not that we're going to have a recession”Economy
Economist; former US Treasury Secretary and Harvard president
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“It's more likely than not that we're going to have a recession”Economy
“March is completely off the table.”Markets
“One would want to be guessing that Treasury bill rates will be averaging well above 3% through the rest of this decade”Markets
“It should come as no surprise that many economists, including me, expect a recession to begin in 2023.”Economy
“The unemployment is likely to rise towards 6%”Economy
“We need five years of unemployment above 5% to contain inflation”Economy
“And I think, given where we have gotten to, it's more likely than not that we will have a recession within the next two years.”Economy
“The Fed's current policy trajectory is likely to lead to stagflation, with average unemployment and inflation both averaging over 5 percent over the next few years”Economy
“housing alone will likely be enough to push core CPI above 2 percent in 2022”Economy
“Job openings are at record levels, and unemployment may well fall below 4 percent in the next 12 months.”Economy
“There is a chance that macroeconomic stimulus on a scale closer to World War II levels than normal recession levels will set off inflationary pressures of a kind we have not seen in a generation”Economy
“If Donald Trump is elected, I would expect a protracted recession to begin within 18 months.”Economy