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I said it since end of last year: Recession? Where is the RECESSION??? From experience, when almost 100% of the so called experts so convincingly proclaimed there will be recession next year, it will be quite safe to bet against it. Remember it is the minority that will be winners in the stock market.

U.S. Q2 GDP Rose 2.4%, Topping Expectations Despite Recession Calls

U.S. Q2 GDP rose 2.4%, more than expected.

U.S. Q2 GDP Rose 2.4%, Topping Expectations Despite Recession Calls

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koolgal
·2023-07-29
You are absolutely right. The recession is a long time coming for now. 🤔
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·2023-07-29
Happy weekend 😍😍🌈🌈🌈🏖️🏖️🏖️
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High-interest rates will persist, making vehicles, appliances and other products Americans often take out loans to buy more expensive. Student-loan repayments are set to resume later this year. Americans are running through the stash of savings they built up while at home earlier in the pandemic.“There are a lot of canary-in-the-coal-mine signs that we’re due for a slowdown in consumer spending,” said Brett Ryan, senior U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank Securities.Investment figures show impact of interest rates Companies slowed investment at the start of the year, slashing equipment purchases. Residential investment fell. Both business and residential investments are highly sensitive to interest rates.Some long-term forces are also shaping investment trends. 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