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The global stock performance is affected by U.S. jobless claims and modest rise in producer prices, indicating a slowing economy.

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Despite a slowing economy, lingering inflation concerns, and further banking turmoil, all three major US indices posted gains in April.

The U.S. dollar is likely to have a challenging second quarter as the Fed’s tightening campaign comes to an end and markets begin to price in rate cuts for the second half of the year.

Of drive the economic engine in terms of investment and hiring and economic growth, so we will see some fall out. you know my senses. maybe a little more optimistic than the ceo of jpmorgan. i you know, obviously , recession risks are high. but, you know, get reports like todays job numbers. it gives you some confidence. this economy is very resilient, and, uh, it can withstand a lot and i think it has a good chance of navigating through without going into recession. so what? what is your take o...

"We could be heading into that kind of economic softness, and that might affect credit quality and banking health."

Our most out of consensus forecast for 2023 is our call that the u.s. will avoid a recession and instead continue progressing toward a soft landing. is that how you see it, mark? >> yeah, i guess im outside consensus too, amara. i do think -- obviously recession risks are high. when inflation is so high and the federal reserve is raising interest rates as aggressively as they are, the risks are we will go into recession but i do think we have a fighting chance of making our way through without a...

Good. how do you describe it? >> well, its pretty clear, christine, the recession risks for 2023 are high. in a world of very high inflation. pointed out those and other central banks are raising interest rates aggressively. historically when you are in that kind of environment, recession follows. i think its reasonable to be nervous and cautious about the economy next year but, you know, having said that, i think we have a fighting chance of getting through the next year without an economic dow...

There is a dense run of key event risk next week, from Eurozone CPI and the US PCE deflator for rate speculation to US consumer sentiment and NFPs for recession fears

Headlines around recession risks are elevated between the OECD’s forecasts and November PMIs ahead, but is that enough for a pre-liquidity drain break for capital markets?