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U-M economists expect 'mild recession,' though auto sector strength should curb worst effects in Michigan - Vimarsana News

U-M economists expect 'mild recession,' though auto sector strength should curb worst effects in Michigan

A mild U.S. recession is likely in store to whip inflation, though there's hope the strength of the automotive sector will shield Michigan from the worst effects of that potential downturn. University of Michigan economists say inflation is a key driver of their annual U.S. Economic Outlook repor

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Report: U-M Economists Project U.S. Headed for Mild Recession - Vimarsana News

Report: U-M Economists Project U.S. Headed for Mild Recession

A mild recession is likely in store that could tame inflation, though the strength of the auto sector may shield Michigan from the worst.

UM economists: Auto sector could help Michigan weather recession - Vimarsana News

UM economists: Auto sector could help Michigan weather recession

Inflation — which the Fed is trying to curb with interest rate hikes — was one of the primary factors in the authors' U.S. Economic Outlook report.

Recession in 2023 isn't inevitable, experts say. Here's why. - Vimarsana News

Recession in 2023 isn't inevitable, experts say. Here's why.

Some in the U.S. believe a recession already is in the cards in 2023, but there are economists out there who maintain that reasons for optimism remain.

Recession in 2023 isn't inevitable, experts say. Here's why. - Vimarsana News

Recession in 2023 isn't inevitable, experts say. Here's why.

Some in the U.S. believe a recession already is in the cards in 2023, but there are economists out there who maintain that reasons for optimism remain.