This year, the U.S. economy might face a “slowcession” rather than a recession, according to a new report from Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody’s Analytics. While the growing base-case scenario among investors, market analysts, and economists is an economic downturn, Moody’s expects “halting growth and higher unemployment” in 2023, effectively “avoiding a downturn.”…
Moody’s Expects ‘Slowcession’ in 2023: No Growth, Rising Unemployment
Vietnam’s Economy Grows as Businesses Exit China
September 5, 2022
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Vietnam reported positive production and operating data through July with Moody’s Analytics raising its forecast of the country’s GDP growth to 8.5 percent, making it its highest growth projection in Asia-Pacific. This comes as China to the nearby north has been showing further signs of an economic downturn. Despite a slowdown in Vietnam’s exports in…
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