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  • [New] A global recession or a sudden surge in supply from OPEC + could squeeze margins. The Chronicle-Journal
  • [New] Even if the Russia-Ukraine conflict were eventually resolved, the Russian economy would still face elevated risks of stagnation or recession. Modern Diplomacy
  • [New] While U.S. demand remains robust, a cooling of the Chinese economy or a deeper-than-expected recession in Europe could eventually weigh on global oil demand, testing the resolve of the OPEC + alliance. The Chronicle-Journal
  • [New] During the 1990-91 Gulf War period, oil prices doubled from approximately $20 to $40+ per barrel, with supply disruptions lasting over six months and contributing to subsequent global recession conditions. Discovery Alert
  • [New] A sharp correction in U.S. stocks, possibly due to recession fears, inflation persistence, or political turmoil, could trigger massive foreign portfolio investor outflows from Indian equities. Best UPSC IAS Coaching Academy in Chennai - UPSC/IAS/IP
  • [New] The greater concern is the mounting backlog of corporate insolvencies, a real and growing danger that could push the US into recession even as short-term interest rates fall. Edge and Odds -
  • [New] Tensions from Venezuela to Iran, along with disruptions in supplies from Kazakhstan, have helped support oil prices since the start of the year after an 18% slump in 2025. financialpost
  • [New] A sharp global downturn could force the Fed to cut rates faster than expected to stave off recession, disrupting the carefully calibrated path. Ainvest
  • [New] Nearly half of respondents believe that over the coming decade the current democratic recession will deepen into a democratic depression. Atlantic Council
  • [New] A recession could force the Fed to lower rates aggressively, perhaps holding down borrowing costs for years. Investopedia
  • Australia is not teetering on the brink of recession - northern hemisphere economies such as Germany and others are expected to expand more slowly next year - but growth is uneven and below the long-term trend of pre-pandemic years. The Times
  • Risk factors include recession emergence, aggressive Fed tightening, dividend cut waves, and multiple compression to 16 x P/E creating 25-30% downside. investing.com
  • While Mexico's economic growth remains weak in relative and absolute terms, risk of a recession has diminished, and price pressures remain elevated. Marc to Market
  • The US and the EU could witness a recession next year. 2PointZero | A Transformational Investment Platform
  • Recession fears have not materialised, with consumption and investment - particularly in the United States - proving resilient. LGT Private Banking
  • Given the high risk of recession in the Eurozone, the ECB may cut its deposit rate below 2.0% and resume quantitative easing. LiteFinance

Last updated: 25 February 2026



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