The industries at most risk are information, transportation and warehousing, and construction, followed by repair and personal services, manufacturing, real estate and wholesale trade, write Dana ...

Several signs suggest the opposite will be true in a Fed-induced 2023 downturn. Several blue-collar sectors are set to be protected from layoffs, while white-collar workers are at risk.

The tech sector's large-scale layoffs are a tiny blip in today's strong labor market. But if the Fed's interest-rate hikes go too far, a new recession could be triggered.

When a recession hits or is looming, many companies turn to layoffs in order to preserve cash and maintain flexibility in the ...

There are plenty of small negatives which don't add up to a recession. Recession risk comes from the continued back-and-forth from the White House about what tariffs will be. Read more here.

The bank pointed to risks stemming from the job market and potential US tariffs. If layoffs surge and tariffs are implemented, GDP could drop as much as a 1.5 percentage points, it estimated.

So we'll see higher layoffs. But I don't think we're going to get the kind of layoffs that would be consistent with lots of job loss, and that would be recession.

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Recession risks are rising, economists say. Here's what to know. By Max Zahn, ABCNews Monday, March 10, 2025 ...