Economists Warn of Potential Recession and Stagflation Risks in 2025
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Despite optimism about the U.S. economy's current momentum, many experts, including economist Ryan Severino, believe a recession in the latter half of 2025 is unlikely but caution that trade policy uncertainties could pose significant risks. Americans are increasingly worried about a recession, but experts advise preparedness rather than panic, emphasizing the importance of financial planning and adaptability.
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