Five Signals That Preceded Past Recessions Are Back — and AI Is at the Center
Oxford Economics says five signals that preceded past recessions are back. Chip stocks sink 23% in a month as equal-weight stocks lead and bonds rally.
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Why It Matters
Some warning signs that showed up before recessions are appearing now. When chip stocks fall and bonds rise, it hints people are worried about the economy.
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