Goldman Sachs Quickly Scraps US Recession Expectations
Goldman Sachs released a report on US recession expectations, projecting a 65% probability of a US recession in the next 12 months. However, roughly an hour later (after Trump's suspension announcement), Goldman Sachs quickly nullified that expectation and now expects a 45% probability of a recession in the US economy.
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