Investors breathed a sigh of relief following the easing concerns of an economic recession, after Trump's tariffs rattled global financial markets.

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) cuts its U.S. recession odds to 30% from 35% and lifts its 12-month GDP forecast to 1.25% from 1.00% after easing trade tensions and softer inflation. The bank noted that broad ...

The odds of a recession in the next 12 months are down to 30%, from 35%. That's the latest proclamation from Goldman Sachs economists led by David Mericle, who are not shy about changing their ...

When President Trump announced his sweeping tariff plans, economists at J.P. Morgan put the probability of a recession at 60% ...

Last year, investor sentiment for benchmark interest rate cuts rose, thanks in large part to actions taken by the Federal ...

Goldman Sachs raised its forecasts for Chinese and U.S. economic growth and cut its odds for a U.S. recession after the countries agreed Monday to slash tariffs on each other's imports.

Goldman Sachs economists now see a 35% chance of ... The percentage of respondents seeing 0%-25% recession odds increased by 11 percentage points M/M. Meanwhile, the percentage of respondents ...

Today, bears outnumber bulls in survey after survey (contrarian bullish for equities), US large-cap EPS estimates are ...

Bond investors, anticipating the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady again this week, are moving away from longer ...

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates steady next week, with investors focused on new central bank ...