30 Countries Likely to Follow Germany into Recession Amidst Potential Global Downturn Triggered by US Jobs Data

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30 Countries Likely to Follow Germany into Recession Amidst Potential Global Downturn Triggered by US Jobs Data




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USA Jobs data for September revealed that 366,000 news jobs were added which higher than the 227,000 jobs added in August and considerably higher than expectations. At face value this looks like GOOD NEWS however in this video I explain why it is potentially BAD NEWS for both the USA and the GLOBAL ECONOMY.

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0:00 Intro
3:13 USA CORPORATE DEBT
7:32 EUROPE, AFRICA & ME
8:33 DEFAULT RATES
10:55 RECESSION
13:17 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION

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34 Comments

  1. Al Logvin

    As the fed increases the rates, the US federal government, thru the fed, has more abilities to drop the rates later: propping up our economy during economically poor periods in the future.

  2. Philip Smith

    This’ll be revised down in the future. They do it all the time. These numbers are about making Joe look good for his next stagger, I mean, run.

  3. Pueblo Tribe Native

    Democrats always inflate job numbers before elections

  4. James Stewart

    That alied…"special relationship" spewed out during brexit once them eu partners were rid of! Seemingly is special in terms of American intrests only and the capture of uk agencies…political, military, home and foreign policys to steer this country to oblivion with all the political actors pledged to act out the "transition" to something far from what we know as britishness…culture,history,compassionate care (nhs) ,religion-church of England belief system! This is not the system that the majority of political imposters we have now dictating to the uk population that is right wing zionism with a pledge! A foreign imported ultra right wing ideological belief system. NONE BRITISH !! and its letting you know if you haven't noticed post brexit nonsensical irrational policy juggling. That's called taking the piss! out of us the people! Blame putin. I think not this time!

  5. DevOps Simon

    Hi Joe. As we in the UK are into pay bargaining time, could you do a video on the UK economic outlook and how costs and potential recession will affect the public. Thanks so much for the brilliant and informative videos. Love the shirts by the way.

  6. John Armstrong

    Trouble seems to follow u.s.

  7. Jason Fulkerson

    Worst Peter Gabriel video ever

  8. james thompson

    No one thought interest rate raises were done….

  9. Bart A

    Most of the job growth is part-time due loss of full time employment. Part-time means no benefits.

  10. Sunny

    2% is unreasonable! I think the Fed should have a goal of 2-4% not just one hard and fast number!

  11. Maree Crick

    Its not interest rates that is the problem, it was zero interest rates that caused this. US non farm payroll figure will be revised down to negative by January like the past 4 months. But don't worry Joe global recession will still happen and those worse case scenarios will look good.

  12. Arrr Groundup

    And the roots of this recession were sown by Angela Merkal et al by making Germany's economy dependent on one single supplier of energy. Which others followed. It amazes me that even today Merkel is still largely respected.

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  14. Bumfluff mcregor

    Is it all the ones doing net zero by chance

  15. Green Dale

    This guy has been predicting a recession forever. 2023 was going to be an enormous global disaster according to this guy. Meanwhile the USA keeps humming along.

    What we have is yet another idiot libertarian / conservative who thinks all government action is evil. So he keeps predicting recessions until one eventually arrives.

  16. Fruitbat27 1

    In conclusion: 18 months of forecasting Russia and China’s economies are the verge of imminent collapse, when it is actually Western economies that are collapsing. More tea vicar? Both those economies are actually expanding

  17. Jonathan Brown

    Russia and China growing snd the US snd the EU unlikely to ever grow again

  18. mariano martinez

    Why you don’t ponder the countries in, or going to, recession, by its population and total GDP, while making your table

  19. DC

    Easy. Just put off the rate hike.

  20. David Jones

    I don't think many people understand that inflation problem was caused by governments printing money as a means of coping with Covid and to kick start the economies later as the epidemic subsided. It wasn't nor is caused by the workers asking for rises, that is the consequence of inflation. Quite simply it is a debt problem and most of the western economies are stuck with the problem of not being able to service the debt otherwise than by creating wars in order to create demand ie exactly what the US is trying to do and to a lesser extent UK. Unfortunately we are heading for a very bad time. If you've got a big garden plant the vegetables now and get a wood burner if you can.

  21. Barry Maralow

    Yes lets do our best to invoke a recession because-we need to make the rich richer and remind the working class ( because we all know they are responsible for inflation) it’s all their fault, so the sooner we listen to the likes of ‘Joe Bloggs’ and realise IT IS all our fault and NOT the mega billionairs, so WAKE UP and pull your pants down and bend over and prepare to carry on as per usual because clearly we must love being anally raped.

  22. Gabriel shaw

    May trigger…we are already in a recession!

  23. Leo A

    How come no Russia in the header? Capitulating already Joe? Not so cheerful now?

  24. Scott Stephens

    You are not looking at the make up of the jobs. The jobs created are all government jobs. Worse still, the private sector is converting full time jobs to part time jobs. The private sector is unambiguously slowing. It is only the government sector funded by a 2 trillion dollar annual deficit that is keeping the economy going. Take the 2 trillion away and the economy just won't slow, it will immediately be in recession.

  25. Robert Cattle

    Joe isn’t watching latest YouTube from Alasdair Macleod

  26. Phil melb

    Most are failed states

  27. Phil melb

    Do some forget 17 percent in Australia in the 1990s.

  28. Phil melb

    Nothing wrong with recession.

    It's a normal economic cycle . You can't have things going up and up and up uncomfortable or unattainable. U need a correction every 10 to 20 or so years. Otherwise u get a depression which is devastating.

  29. BrandyHeng

    Ukraine forever war will destroy EU economically

  30. Bob Brown

    I blame Russia.

  31. Flinstok

    Oh wow what a shocker…. Im sure that lockdowns and covid measures had nothing to do with this…

  32. Peter Jan van Bijnen

    what shoud i say so lang the woke and left and the greens are in power, what do you aspect.

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