US EditionGoldman Sachs Raises Odds Of US Recession To 45%
- Goldman Sachs raised the probability of a U.S. recession to 45%, increasing from 35%, due to the impact of new tariffs.
- The economists reduced the GDP growth forecast for 2025 to 0.5%, citing tightening financial conditions and foreign consumer boycotts as significant factors.
- The economists warn that retaliation from trade partners could hurt American exports, creating fewer markets for U.S. Goods.
- They noted that heightened policy uncertainty and foreign retaliation could significantly affect U.S. Companies, potentially leading to a deeper economic downturn.
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As Experts Warn Of Possible Recession, Americans Offer Mixed Reaction On State Of Economy
By Moira Gleason, The Daily Signal | April 08, 2025 As investment bank Goldman Sachs raised the probability of a U.S. recession from 20% to 35% at the beginning of April, Americans’ opinions on the economy continue to be mixed, according to a new poll. RMG Research conducted the national survey of 1,000 registered voters on behalf of the Napolitan Institute to poll Americans’ opinions on the state of the economy. The data, collected from March 3…
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SHTF PlanGoldman Sachs: Recession Risk Rises To 45%
by Mac Slavo, SHTF Plan: Goldman Sachs, the Wall Street bank, has raised the odds of a downturn in the country’s economy following Donald Trump’s massive tariff hike. The risk of a recession has now risen to 45% on the heels of disastrous tariffs. In a research note titled “US Daily: Countdown to Recession” distributed earlier […]
As Experts Warn of Possible Recession, Americans Offer Mixed Reaction on State of Economy
As investment bank Goldman Sachs raised the probability of a U.S. recession from 20% to 35% at the beginning of April, Americans’ opinions on the economy continue to be mixed, according to a new poll. RMG Research conducted the national survey of 1,000 registered voters on behalf of the Napolitan Institute to poll Americans’ opinions on the state of the economy. The data, collected from March 31 to April 1, indicates most registered voters a…
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