Economy

Mark Zandi thinks an AI-fueled market crash would be a risk to the broader financial system. Tech firms have led a year of record bond issuance in 2025.

Some international trade experts in Canada are questioning if the country should still be trying to reach deal with the Trump administration.

A hiring freeze, not AI, is pushing youth unemployment higher as firms pause expansion amid uncertainty and tariffs.

Older Americans who live alone tend to struggle more financially and with their emotional and physical health.

Apollo's top economist is eyeing risks including a fresh bout of inflation and massive influx of new bond issuance pressuring markets in 2026.

2025 has seen the most layoffs in the US since the pandemic, after over 70,000 jobs were cut in November, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

Stuart Russell warns AI's rapid rise could upend careers, replace leaders, and trigger a jobs crisis governments aren't ready for.

Russia's oil export revenues, measured in rubles, have plunged 50% this year, according to Goldman Sachs.

Economist Ruchir Sharma says AI stocks show classic bubble traits and warns rising interest rates in 2026 could trigger a sharp unwinding.

Deutsche Bank equity strategy chief Bankim Chadha is eyeing the S&P 500 at 8,000 next year, driven by a broadening out of corporate earnings growth.

JPMorgan sees capex and hiring decoupling. The bank said that while the outlook is stable, the US economy is getting warning signals from the labor market.

Real estate experts said in a survey that the Northeast is area to watch for real estate in 2026, largely thanks to return to office mandates.

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment survey dropped to one the lowest levels ever this month. Inflation and job stress are top of mind.

S&P data shows that bankruptcies are nearing a 15-year high. How bad is it? Business Insider breaks down the trends in 3 charts.

Private layoff indicators are starting to signal softening across industries like tech and manufacturing, the Wall Street bank said in a new report.

Bridgewater's Greg Jensen says the AI race is driving a global scramble for resources and distorting markets in ways investors aren't pricing in.

Oil demand has defied bearish predictions to keep rising, but supply is set to increase even more, dragging crude prices lower through 2027.

Rich millennials are doing OK, but they feel terrible about their finances and the economy. They're comparing themselves to peers and boomer parents.

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