Goldman Sachs rebaja las probabilidades de recesión en EU del 25% al 20%

Goldman Sachs has lowered the probability of a US recession, citing robust employment and retail data that contradict signals from the Sahm Rule. This shift suggests economic resilience, aligning the US with trends observed in other G10 countries. The firm anticipates Federal Reserve rate cuts, contingent on upcoming labor reports. This analysis underscores how timely, real-time economic indicators drive immediate market forecasts and policy expectations. This is relevant to open data because it relies on public employment and retail statistics. It demonstrates how accessible, high-frequency public datasets enable experts to rapidly assess economic health and adjust strategic projections in real time.

Source: expansion.mx
Published on 2024-08-20

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