"Global Bank Warns: 50% Chance of US Recession as Eat-Now-Pay-Later Exposes Consumer Collapse."

​Recent analyses from financial institutions indicate a heightened probability of a U.S. recession. J.P. Morgan's chief economist, Bruce Kasman, estimates a 40% chance of a recession in 2025, citing concerns about U.S. economic stability. Similarly, the Federal Reserve's near-term forward spread suggests a 50% probability of a recession within the next year. ​
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Concurrently, consumer financial behaviors are under scrutiny. Reports highlight instances where consumers are using "buy now, pay later" services for everyday expenses, such as financing food deliveries. This trend suggests increased financial strain among households. ​

These factors collectively raise concerns about the resilience of the U.S. economy and the potential for a downturn in the near future.​





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