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US Treasury Yield Curve Highlights Recession Signals, Analyst Thinks Fallout Will Be ’10x Worse Than the Great Depression’ – Economics Bitcoin News

Fears of a recession and a 1970s-style stagflation economy continue to grip Wall Street and investors this week, as multiple reports show that recession signals have intensified. With oil and commodity prices surging, Reuters reports that investors are “recalibrating their portfolios for an expected period of high inflation and weaker

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Billionaire Jeff Gundlach Expects Recession This Year, Advises Against Buying Bitcoin – Markets and Prices Bitcoin News

Doubleline Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach, also known as the “Bond King,” has warned about “a recession in the later part of this year.” He also advised against buying bitcoin at the current level. “Maybe you should buy it at $25,000,” he said. Billionaire ‘Bond King’ Jeff Gundlach on Recession, Bitcoin, and

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Bitcoin use rise in Egypt amid economic recession

As the COVID-19 pandemic pushed the Egyptian economy into recession and deepening unemployment, more and more Egyptians see the benefits of trading and mining Bitcoin as an alternative source of income.According to Al-Monitor, many Egyptians, particularly young people, are interested in cryptocurrencies. Wael al-Nahhas, an economist and financial advisor to

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Economists Rush to Declare End to the Recession – Here’s Why They’re Wrong

Better-than-expected jobs numbers and signs of economic recovery are leading some to declare the worst is over. We’re still far from normal—and economic data still show we’re worse off than the Great Depression in many areas. Here’s why the recession may just be getting started. Wall Street loves setting expectations at levels that

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U.S. Recession Trigger Flashes Red – MIT Scientists Give It 6 Months

The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note has fallen below the yield on the 3-month T-bill, stoking fresh recession talk. Long-duration bond yields are plunging on growing haven demand as coronavirus infects over 73,000 people. Researchers at MIT have used a scientific model to predict the likelihood of recession. The results

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