· home investing economy mays jobs growth blows past forecasts: By friday afternoon, some experts were predicting a recession. The july jobs report missed … Should we spend money or tighten our belts? The weaker-than-expected report is adding to fears of an economic slowdown. The term “recession” has been tossed around in recent weeks amid economic uncertainty and tariffs that have seemingly contributed to several rollercoaster stretches in the stock market. · worries about a recession are coming back to the forefront after a weak july jobs report. · us recession fears are rising fast as president donald trumps new tariffs clash with shockingly weak job numbers, sparking fresh panic on wall street. The economy added fewer jobs than expected and revised job gains for may and june … What the experts are saying a blowout jobs report and a bit of wage inflation means a fed pivot towards … Employers added just 114,000 jobs in july as the unemployment rate rose to 4. 3%. · a recent report from outplacement firm challenger, gray and christmas found that u. s. -based employers cut more jobs last month than in any february since 2009. · markets reacted favorably to the monthly jobs report on friday, indicating less worry about the economic outlook, with us treasury yields and stocks moving higher. · a weak jobs report in recent days prompted recession warnings from some analysts. Economy had generally been considered in good shape. · last week’s jobs report, gdp data, and inflation numbers all indicate that the american economy is unwell. Donald trump’s tariffs are largely to blame. But economists … With all of the headlines about how tariffs could hurt the economy, … · aditya bhave, a bank of america senior u. s. · the research note concludes that unless the august jobs report brings a sharp rise in unemployment—specifically above 4. 4%—or inflation softens unexpectedly, the fed is likely to … · there are indicators that suggest a recession is imminent, but also some that suggest there won’t be one. The answer to that … Economist, discusses with co-hosts telis demos and miriam gottfried what we can expect from the forthcoming jobs report and how it will offer a big clue. · its a question that many of us are asking, given all of the uncertainty created by president trumps tariffs. · the bad news in last friday’s jobs report may have been overshadowed when president donald trump fired the commissioner in charge of producing it.