Bank of America Global Research raises US growth forecast on 'soft landing' expectation
- Predictions of a recession for the US economy have not materialized, causing experts to revise their outlook.
- Bank of America's new economic research now suggests a "soft landing" with no recession for the US economy.
- Factors such as low unemployment, subdued inflation, and potential interest rate cuts are contributing to this revised outlook.
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Bank of America Reversed Recession Call on Strong Jobs and Spending, CEO Says
Bank of America Corp. Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan said the firm reversed its prediction for a recession in coming months because of strength in the jobs market and robust consumer spending.
Bank of America now expecting ‘soft landing’ instead of recession
Bank of America is now expecting the U.S. economy to experience a “soft landing” instead of a recession, its economists said in a research note this week. The bank’s economists, who had previously forecast a mild recession in the first half of 2024, revised their outlook on Wednesday, saying they instead expect to see economic…
‘Imagine no recession, it’s easy if you try.’ Bank of America flip-flops on its recession call, arguing a ‘soft landing’ is on the way
The investment bank has been predicting a recession since the summer of 2022. A full year later, they’re having second thoughts.
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