Recession fears have cooled, but a labor market chart flagged by one bearish strategist might give bullish investors pause.

Gen Z and millennials are the only generations with current unemployment rates higher than unemployment during the peak of the Great Recession.

The major market averages soared yesterday on recognition that the labor market is not deteriorating to the alarming degree that was assumed following last week’s jobs report for June. Initial ...

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The few remaining signs that the US economy is headed for a recession are vanishing before our eyes. Until recently it has been possible to squint at the data and see emerging weakness amid the ...

Financial literacy is improving, but it's important to recognize the limitations of our knowledge and the unpredictability of certain events. The yield curve is a popular tool for forecasting the ...

The U.S. Treasury yield curve entered an unprecedented state this week, with one-month yields rising above three-month yields for the first time since the subprime mortgage crisis, due to investors' ...

The U.S. stock market seems to be casting aside worries that President Donald Trump’s tariffs risk causing a recession. “Forward earnings expectations remain remarkably resilient notwithstanding ...

President Trump's wide-ranging tariffs have sent the stock market tumbling and recession fears soaring. As the dust settles and markets wait for more information on the result of the administration's ...

One of the enduring puzzles of the current economic strength is how little impact the Fed’s rate hikes seemed to have caused — not generating the recession or crisis that every previous hiking cycle ...

Indicators like GDP and unemployment show the economy remains intact. But forward-looking indicators continue to point to an imminent downturn. We've compiled 14 charts that show why investors should ...