Fatal Warning Issued: U.S. Recession Is Inevitable

by | Jun 28, 2023 | Recession News | 43 comments




A global bank has put the U.S. recession chance near 100%. This is an urgent warning as if the American economy collapses, so does the rest of the global economy. The perfect storm is coming and even a Fed rate pause likely isn’t enough to prevent the inevitable. We still have an inflation crisis and rates will stay higher, this is enough to push the US economy off a cliff. Here’s what you must know!

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U.S. Recession Is Guaranteed – Fatal Warning Issued

In what seems to be a dire prediction for the United States economy, a fatal warning has been issued regarding an imminent recession. The possibility of a recession sends shockwaves through the international financial community as the repercussions could be felt far beyond American borders.

Experts and analysts have been sounding the alarm bells for some time now, pointing fingers at multiple factors that are contributing to this gloomy forecast. From unstable global market conditions, trade disputes, political uncertainties, to the increasing national debt, the signs of an economic downturn are unmistakable. It appears that the U.S. is now teetering on the edge of a steep decline.

One of the major concerns leading to this prediction is the ongoing trade war between the United States and China, the two largest global economies. The escalating tensions and retaliatory measures in the form of tariffs have already started impacting various sectors, affecting businesses and consumer confidence. As an interconnected world, the consequences of this trade dispute are not limited to these two countries alone, but rather have the potential to disrupt supply chains and global trade at large.

Furthermore, the U.S. national debt is soaring to unprecedented levels, breaking records year after year. The current debt stands at a staggering $28 trillion. While some argue that such levels of debt may be sustainable, others caution that this is not a sustainable path, and eventually, the bubble will burst. This mounting debt is putting immense pressure on the government’s ability to spend, invest, and stimulate the economy during times of crisis, reducing its ability to counteract the effects of a recession.

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Political uncertainties, particularly during a time of significant change in leadership or policies, can deeply affect the economy’s stability. The U.S. has experienced a turbulent political landscape in recent years, marked by high levels of polarization and shifts in policies. This lack of stability and predictability can make investors hesitant, causing economic slowdowns due to reduced capital investments.

The Federal Reserve’s moves also play a crucial role in determining the health of the economy. Interest rates are adjusted by the Federal Reserve to control inflation and stimulate or cool down economic growth. However, any misjudgment or miscalculation can have dire consequences. If the Federal Reserve adjusts interest rates incorrectly or fails to react swiftly to changing economic conditions, the already fragile economy could quickly spiral into a full-blown recession.

While this grim warning may sow fear and uncertainty among the public and investors alike, it should also serve as a wake-up call for governments, financial institutions, and individuals to take prompt action. It is imperative that measures are put in place to mitigate the impact of an impending recession. Investing in education and job retraining programs, supporting small businesses, and developing resilient economic policies are just a few steps that can be taken to minimize the damage.

The global financial community, as well as governments worldwide, should pay close attention to this fatal warning about the impending U.S. recession. Cooperation, collaboration, and proactive measures will be essential to steer the global economy away from the devastating consequences of a widespread economic downturn.

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43 Comments

  1. Phongy 401

    congrats!!

  2. Ric

    Now debts is 32.03 trillion, still moving.

  3. Karim Kareem Bey

    Great commentary. I do think that North America may go into a hyper inflation.

  4. Top G

    They won’t have a recession. No chance!

  5. Khoo Ahok

    Now US and Europe already recession leaders never tell the truth foreign policy spend billions dollar for war in Ukraine and others country

  6. Howard Huang

    China’s fatal downfall is guaranteed !

  7. J Ho

    Good! Be quick!

  8. Lolo Lolo

    pologbe do not use euro

  9. michael myers

    The recession is what the Fed wanted. They just couldn’t come right out and say it. It’s as planned

  10. Leta voss

    Just imagine how many trillions have been added to the debt in just 2 decades . Does anybody in their right mind believe that there’s any escape besides inflating our way out of it.? Is there any hint that Congress and the US government has changed their approach to borrowing? Does anyone believe that amount of money can ever be repaid?
    A briefcase full of $100 bills weighs approximately 20 pounds and is equal to $1 million.
    $1 billion in $100 bills, weighs
    10 tons
    $1 trillion in $100 bills weighs 10,000 tons.
    Kind of adds up when you start talking about 30 and 40 trillion in debt

  11. Forest Marcarthur

    Recession is often the result of external factors, and it appears that the United States is losing its grip as a federal reserve currency. With a decreasing ability to control inflation and a reduction in stocks and oil trading, it seems that a new multilateral world order is on the horizon.

  12. Lawrence Cheong

    Thanks to Biden. It's balled Biden recession.

  13. Sonar Bangla

    Xi 's chokehold of US economy is telling de-dollarization and de-nazification of collective west will not only starve prompting 100 % inflation but has driven Blinken to admit Taiwan as an integral part of China and even declare no US support to India on conflict with the Chinese border.

  14. andrew lin

    Only for those who are in share market, share market is just like gambling , today you win, tomorrow you loose

  15. Navin Bhatia

    Sean Foo please explain this basic economic fact China is the manufacturing economy. Manufacturing is measured by PMI index
    PMI of China Nov49.4, Dec49.0, Jan49.2, Feb51.6, March 49.8, Apr-49.5, May-48.9

    PMI below 50 means industry is contracting. So Chinese economy should be in RECESSION as consumption as percentage of GDP is 38% against top economies average of 70 %

  16. Jun K. Man

    The top banks are too big to fail… At the end of the day, the big banks will own lots of assets on the cheap.

  17. aaz flin5

    That blue graph looked like a space invaders game from the 70's.

  18. Phil Santamassino

    Excellent video.
    Is there a reason why CRE loans are not done with a fixed rate? It seems none of this issue would be happening if this was/is done?

  19. Peter Burke

    Inflation is transitory it will peak in 4 years.along with interest rates.

  20. Jimmy Lee

    The US will no doubt go into recession later this year or in the new year. But this is not as serious as the US going bankrupt. No one, not even the richest & most powerful country can keep borrowing without repayment. The US has a bad practice of raising the debt ceiling to borrow more money to repay debt which are maturing. This is done by printing money, issuing Treasury bonds to get the cash to run the country. The US Is dependent on other nations & it’s corporations to invest in the Treasury Bonds so the government has the cash to repay the debt maturing in the short term. What about repaying the debts maturing in 3 years time or longer? Raining the debt ceiling is merely kicking the can down the road & deferring the date of bankruptcy. The US has a debt of $31.5 trillion. This will grow if the government does not cut spending. A responsible government would cut spending to have a budget surplus to repay the debt without borrowing. For decades the US Budget has been in deficit. The government continued to borrow to cover the deficit & repay some debt. The US will face bankruptcy one day. At the moment, many nations are de-dollarising. The US$ in the near future will not be a reserve currency & it will devalue. This couples with the fact that many nations (Japan, China, etc) are selling off their investments in US Treasury bonds & not investing bonds means the US will face liquidity problems. Sooner or later the US will go bankrupt

  21. Barry Peers

    it will not be global when its night on oneside of the planet its light on the other brics are doing this to the usa brics and this is nothing compared to whats coming nothing .

  22. KC Thunder

    All US politicians, mostly if not all, are corrupted, have no problem at all

  23. Brandon

    Thought weve been in one for over a year

  24. Oliver266

    I agree with you.

  25. John Osmers

    The Fed with its massive lending is watering down the value of existing currency and thereby fueling the inflation crisis. By putting interest rates up they take more usable money out of the system.
    It's a bit like the arsonist offering to put out the fire that they started.

  26. Happy Melon

    Hope more Americans wake up.

    The priority is the economy(fix the house for people interest), not geopolitics(aggressive against neighbors for politicians interest) .

  27. Elisheba

    The hostile U.S. has been in a recession long time ago, they just needed to accepted, U.S. will actually enter a 21st century financial depression!!!!!

  28. Leslie

    The inflation rate since when? Is it monthly?

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  30. Carpster King

    You have to take into consideration the 20 million migrant workers from Latin America plus from other countries that sent their hard earned back to their families through remittances amounting to at least US 200 billion dollars each year that will also constitute the outflow of money from the US..

  31. Man Yu

    real recession mean no one have enough money to buy food,transportations,housing and clothing.

  32. Syed Putra

    Starting from pandemic, to port delays and supply shortages and evrntually interest rate hikes, i think all these done for some grand design.

  33. Learn Invest Earn Save

    I needed a dose of doom and gloom this morning, thanks Sean 😛

  34. Albert Bush

    It was a very bad decision to remove the Glass-Steagall Act in the late 1990s, which led to the spectacular failure of huge banks during the financial crisis of 2007-2008. To prevent another disaster, Dodd-Frank and this statute both need to be reestablished right away. What happened with SVB is only the beginning of what will happen if nothing is done to address the current situation.

  35. 2023 Gainer

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  36. zarsvirus

    honestly the USA and EU did it to themselves…..How will $32 trillion debt be paid, its a clear mathematical nightmare. BRICS+ no1

  37. Bathysphere

    Behold! The holes of the swiss cheese will now align!

  38. Mark Stanich

    DO NOT LET ANYBODY TELL YOU WE ARE IN A RECESSION NOVEMBER FORECLOSURES ARE GOING UP .

  39. Mark Stanich

    BULL SHIT THE UNITED STATES IS IN A FULL-BLOWN DEPRESSION AS OF 12 MONTHS AGO MOST AMERICANS DONT KNOW AND ARE LIVING IN SELF DENIAL THINKING IT WILL GET BETTER LAYOFFS , CRIME , PEOPLE IN CARS ,TENTS ON SIDEWALKLS .DRUGS , HOMELESS FAMILYS , FOOD LINES 4 BLOCKS LONG YOU ARE WAY BEHIND THE 8 BALL

  40. o.h. cho

    US dollar is hugely overvalued. It has to devalue significantly to allow US manufacturing survive. This will bring huge inflation. US economy is kaput.

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