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Forbes Recession Tracker: Economists Warn Trump Could Be ‘Author Of A Deep Recession’

  • President Donald Trump's policies may lead to an unnecessary economic recession and increased inflation, according to the UCLA Anderson Forecast.
  • Construction and agriculture sectors are at risk due to Trump's policies, particularly mass deportations impacting immigrant labor.
  • A recent survey indicates that 63% of global fund managers expect global economic weakness, with many citing White House policy as a top risk.
  • Clement Bohr of UCLA Anderson states, 'If all your wishes come true, you could very well be the author of a deep recession,' warning about the consequences of current economic policies.
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Trump's economic policy is capable of conjuring up a serious confidence and thus financial crisis.

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Trump seems to think America needs a recession. Some people are still recovering from the last one

The odds of a recession in the US may be creeping higher — but those rising risks do not mean a deep economic downturn is a foregone conclusion.

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Analysis by Zachary Wolf, CNN Talk of a US recession is intensifying with a surprising shift from the Trump administration suggesting Americans may have to endure some pain. Investors are coming to terms with the reality of President Donald Trump's tariff policy. Job growth looks shaky. Consumer confidence has slipped. And there are renewed concerns about inflation. Whether all of that triggers a recession—a slowdown that spreads throughout the …

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Forbes broke the news in United States on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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