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Economists see odds of US recession at 50% or lessSome 71% of respondents reported such an outlook in results of the poll, published Monday. That marks a sharp turnaround from NABE's previo...- Tech jobs still hot in US amid mass layoffs, finds reportAccording to data by job portal Indeed, the tech jobs in high demand are full-stack developers at the top spot, followed by data engineers,...
- Businesses see lower odds U.S. in or entering recession, NABE saysThe likelihood that the United States is already in recession or will fall into one this year has dropped over the past three months to 56%...
- US firms cite Covid-19, worker shortages as main risks: surveyJust over one third of company economists cited spiking Covid-19 cases as the biggest downside risk to the outlook, ahead of rising prices,...
- Survey: Business economists expect worst slump since 1940sIn 2021, the panel forecasts GDP growth of 3.6%. But not until at least the second half of next year, according to an overwhelming majority...
- US economists expect recession in 2020 or 2021: SurveyA majority of economists expect a US recession in the next two years, but have pushed back the onset amid Federal Reserve actions, accordin...
- ‘42% economists see US recession by 2020’Majority of the economists estimate that Fed will continue raising interest rates this year
- Poll: Weak US economic growth expected through 2011The 46 economists polled in the survey tempered their expectations after seeing weak economic data in recent months. They said the US econo...
- US recovery continues, but pace slows: EconomistsThe number of companies reporting layoffs and job cuts is down by half from a year ago, a new survey shows. Gainers and losers | Top mid-ca...
- US firms plan to hire; service sector lags -surveyPlans by US firms to increase payrolls over the next six months have risen to the highest level since January 2008.
- US economy on track for sustained growth: EconomistsThe US is "on track" for a sustained growth over the next two years as the outlook for businesses and job market is improving, a survey of ...
- Economic survey: Job losses to bottom out in 1QEconomists expect the joblessness that has weighed down the nation's economic recovery will start to slowly abate in 2010, but they predict...
- US recession over, but employment will lag: SurveyThe recession gripping the United States for nearly two years is over, but economic growth may be held in check by high unemployment, a pol...
- US recession over, but employment will lag: SurveyRecession gripping US for two years is over, but economic growth may lag due to high unemployment. Trade-friendly economies | Pay packets o...
- Economists hope US recession will end in 2009A panel of top economists in the US forecast an end to the country's deep recession by late 2009, according to a survey released on Wednesd...
- Survey: most economists see recession end in '09More than 90 percent of economists predict the US recession will end this year, although the recovery is likely to be bumpy.
- Unemployment could hit 9% this year: NABEVanishing jobs, rising foreclosures & tanking home values have forced businesses to lay off workers. Pandit's letter to employees | Financi...
- US in recession; GDP to shrink 2.6 pc in Q4: SurveyUS has slipped into recession and the economy is estimated to shrink 2.6 pc in the fourth quarter, primarily stoked by worsening credit con...
- Forecasters see wobbly US economy aheadA growing number of economists believe the United States is on the brink of _ or already in _ its first recession since 2001 and that it wi...
- Bad credit top terrorism as biggest immediate risk to economyBorrowers' withering ability to pay their bills and the subsequent fallout in the credit markets this summer topped the list of short-term ...
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