Survey: Business economists push back US recession forecasts

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One thought on “Survey: Business economists push back US recession forecasts

  1. If the Feds don’t blow it the second half of the game maybe just maybe they will achieve the soft landing they so desire. I’m not seeing any jobs loses at all! My wife just turned down a new position with a $10K bump in pay. Little to no remote work benefits so it wasn’t worth it. I think the job loses and various other recession markers are hitting other states (costal markets) way more than the slow and steady mid west.

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