According to strategist Paul Dietrich, the unemployment levels are running at a very risky rate at this point and the United States could easily be caught off guard with the sudden arrival of a recession in the nation, with nothing to stop it once the job data weakens severely in the backdrop.
Earlier, recession fears had taken a sudden break after the US Federal Reserve’s sudden and surprising announcement of a massive rate cut, but that does not stop other market forces from bringing in a full scale recession, with the US Presidential Election being the biggest potential catalyst.
According to the strategist, America’s concept of the job market growth is currently not on the right track as it has been only recently that some of the labor market opportunities that were planned during the COVID period, were finally delivered this year, which may have caused an uptick in the job market data.
Moreover the uncertainty around the American elections is also playing a big role in inviting a potential American recession, come November. As there is no clear understanding of which presidential candidate has the edge in the polls, the stress of it all is falling on the markets and the jobs scenario, which may become a catalyst factor towards an impending US recession.
Has a US recession arrived already?
No, a US recession may be on the cards but it has not arrived as of now, according to latest reports. Has the US Federal Reserve introduced rate cuts?
Yes, the US Federal Reserve has introduced major rate cuts this year of up to 50 bps, which is a massive slash in comparison to earlier years.
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