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'We are in a gigantic price bubble': Famed economist warns extreme stock valuations point to negative returns ahead
David Rosenberg isn't always right. The founder of Rosenberg Research, who rose to fame after calling the 2008 recession, regularly expresses a bearish outlook for the economy and markets that often ...
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Renowned economist David Rosenberg believes he has the explanation for the record-breaking rally in stock markets in the last several years: borrowed money. In a posting on X, Rosenberg, founder and ...
David Rosenberg, founder of Rosenberg Research, has cautioned about a possible “gigantic price bubble” in the stock market. This warning comes amidst concerns over the S&P 500’s forward returns due to ...
David Rosenberg, founder and president of Rosenberg Research, believes Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell’s recent speech signals not just a September rate cut but the beginning of a sequence of rate ...
U.S. private payrolls unexpectedly shed 32,000 jobs in September, a stark reversal from consensus expectations of a 51,000 gain. The losses were driven entirely by small and medium-sized businesses, ...
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America is barrelling toward a 'deflationary shock' as 3 forces hit consumer demand, a top economist says
Inflation-weary consumers would be forgiven for thinking falling prices are a good thing, but that's not necessarily the case. Disinflation is usually welcomed news, but deflation signals something ...
David Rosenberg warns of negative S&P 500 returns due to high valuations. The Shiller CAPE ratio on the index is at its third-highest level ever. At the same time, recession risks are rising as the ...
There's a risk that inflation could turn negative soon, David Rosenberg says. The top economist thinks the US is headed for a "deflationary shock." Tariffs, immigration policies, and an aging ...
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