There are two ways of thinking about this chart. First, recessions are common in history and recession-related market downturns can be very tough. On average, the S&P has historically lost about a ...

Recessions in the United States have become shorter and less frequent in recent decades. The COVID-19 recession was the shortest on record, while the Great Recession of 2007-2009 was the deepest ...

Chart Of The Week: The Lead-Up To RecessionsIn this weekly update, we’re going to do something a little different and focus on how the Coincident Index of ...

Sometimes, recessions are short-lived and don't cause much long-term impact, such as how the US economy quickly bounced back from the 2020 pandemic-induced recession.

Happier tunes chart in downturns, so let's play the songs of past recessions : The Indicator from Planet Money A new paper in the Journal of Cultural Economics says happy songs are more popular ...

Most recessions in US history have been accompanied by severe job losses and high unemployment rates, but this time may be different. Should a recession take hold in the US, the ongoing labor ...

History of recessions in the US. In its history, ... The longest-ever recession in US history took place between October 1873 and March 1879 and lasted a staggering 65 months.

This annotated long-term chart of the S&P 500 comes from Deutsche Bank. Recessions are shaded in gray. Two ways of thinking about this chart of stocks and recessions [Video] ...

Jim Reid, macro strategist at the bank, wrote that “historically the S&P 500 normally always only bottoms in a recession and usually not until mid-way through.” Reid and his colleagues expect the U.S.