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As our chart of the week shows, the S&P 500 has seen a larger drawdown than the 18.9% peak-to-trough drop in the index this year during each recession since 1973.

The recent correction in the stock market has yet to trigger a clear recession warning for the US economy, based on a model that uses S&P 500 drawdowns.

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As our chart of the week shows, the S&P 500 has seen a larger drawdown than the 18.9% peak-to-trough drop in the index this year during each recession since 1973.