Recession

[desiboys]

Next 6-9 months lo recession vache chances unnaya ? 

[desiboys]

https://www.npr.org/2019/06/30/737476633/what-just-happened-also-occurred-before-the-last-7-u-s-recessions-reason-to-worr

Ee article lo clear ga rasadu. Last 3 months curve inverted ga undi ani

[kevinUsa]

no bro 

[USCIS1]

every year ide cheptharu

[user789]

raadhu...vachina telidhu as it will affect elections...

[basha786]

yes we are in recession already companies laying off . we will know it when its already too late . just like any thing life only masses know at the peak is crossed 

[r2d2]

What Just Happened Also Occurred Before The Last 7 U.S. Recessions. Reason To Worry?

It is known among economists and Wall Street traders as a "yield curve inversion," and it refers to when long-term interest rates are paying out less than short-term rates.That curve has been flattening out and sloping down for more than a year, raising worries among some analysts that investors' long-term view of the market is not positive and that an economic downturn is looming.But on Sunday, an inauspicious milestone was achieved: The yield curve remained inverted for three months, or an entire quarter, which has for half a century been a clear signal that the economy is heading for recession in the next nine to 18 months, according to Campbell Harvey, a Duke University finance professor who spoke to NPR on Sunday. His research in the mid-1980s first linked yield curve inversions to recessions."That has been associated with predicting a recession for the last seven recessions," Harvey said. "From the 1960s, this indicator has been reliable in terms of foretelling a recession, and also importantly, it has not given any false signals yet."

In a 1986 dissertation, economist Campbell Harvey identified an economic indicator that would precede the next seven recessions. That indicator, known as "a yield curve inversion," now forecasts a coming U.S. recession. Still, many economic forecasters do not see a recession on the horizon.

[galiraju]

"Yes, the economy looks good right now," Harvey said. "But the yield curve is about the future," he said. "It captures the expectations of the broad market in terms of what might happen in the future."

so vallu daggara unchukomani telling I say

[phatposts]

ademanna train anukunnava? pakka station lo undi pettelu saddukuni ready gaa undandi ani announcement ivvataniki ?

recession anedi tsunami laantidi. vache daaka telidu evvadiki. 

very few people predict and obviously manam vaallani dekham, dekhina kooda migata news outlets and so called analysts andaru kalisi veella picha fruit analysis tho tokkestaru