We have cut our subjective probability that the US economy will enter a recession in the next 12 months from 35% to 25%, less than half the 65% consensus estimate in the latest Wall Street Journal survey. Continued strength in the labor market and early signs of improvement in the business surveys suggest that the risk of a near-term slump has diminished notably. And while Q1 GDP still looks soft-our latest tracking estimate is +0.4%-we expect growth to pick up in the spring as real disposable income continues to increase, the drag from tighter financial conditions abates, and faster growth in China and Europe supports the US manufacturing sector.
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Christian Darnton
Hi, I am Christian Darnton, the Founder & CEO of Darntons Group, and Host of The Christian Darnton Report. With a deep sense of curiosity and a desire for questioning conventional narratives, I aim to provide value and contrarianism through my writings and articles.
