Goldman Economists Lift "Limited" US Recession Risk to 25%

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Goldman says data looks ‘fine’ and Fed has room to cutEconomists predict Fed cutting a quarter point in SeptemberGoldman Sachs Group Inc. economists increased the probability of a US recession in the ...

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More poor job data n unemployment rate more than 4.5% by August will push fed cut 1st rate aggressively
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