US Economy on the Brink: Recession Delayed but Looming

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Morgan Stanley's top economist, Seth Carpenter, believes that the US is approaching a dream scenario of a soft landing, where the Federal Reserve successfully manages to bring down inflation without causing a spike in unemployment. Despite earlier warnings, the Fed's aggressive tightening campaign has not negatively impacted the labor market, with the unemployment rate still below 3.5%. The US economy has shown resilience, with growth estimated at 2.1% between April and June. Carpenter's optimism is shared by other Wall Street strategists, although Morgan Stanley's top stock-picker expects a 7% decline in the S&P 500 index due to economic pressures.
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