The signs have been with us, depending on whom you ask, pretty much since the last recession in early 2020. First-quarter GDP showed the economy shrinking by 0.3% instead of the forecast 0.4% growth.

As President Donald Trump’s oft-changing tariff policies work their way through the economy, fears of a downturn pervade Main Street and Wall Street, with odds of the U.S. facing a recession ...

Amid tariff announcements and economic uncertainty, real GDP unexpectedly fell at an annualized rate of 0.3% in the year's ...

Prisma/UIG/Getty Images GDP was negative in the first quarter of the year, according to a report released Wednesday, spurring worries that a recession is on the horizon. It takes more than one ...

Economists are increasingly warning that a US recession could be near. Tariffs on China and a universal 10% tariff have raised concerns about economic impacts. Economic experts predict potential ...

Two quarters of negative GDP growth are commonly perceived as the start of a recession. This suggests that if we observe negative real GDP growth in 2025 Q2, then the recession started in the ...

but it doesn’t mean the economy is rushing toward a recession. At least not yet. Gross domestic product, the official scorecard of the economy, shrank at a 0.3% clip in the first quarter.