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  • [New] 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
  • [New] 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
  • [New] 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
  • [New] The US and the EU could witness a recession next year. 2PointZero | A Transformational Investment Platform
  • [New] Recession fears have not materialised, with consumption and investment - particularly in the United States - proving resilient. LGT Private Banking
  • [New] Given the high risk of recession in the Eurozone, the ECB may cut its deposit rate below 2.0% and resume quantitative easing. LiteFinance
  • [New] The Expectations Index drop below 80 raises recession probability toward 45-50%, while weakening jobs plentiful readings threaten consumer spending - the last pillar of U.S. growth. Tapbit Exchange
  • [New] Nearly seven in ten executives now think a recession is the most likely scenario, with economic volatility becoming a top three risk. Stanton Chase
  • [New] Australia is at risk of a pretty bad recession as inflation trends upward and the Albanese government struggles to rein in spending. Sky News Australia
  • [New] If Intel's crash signals a broader tech recession, crypto markets could face a liquidity crunch. Interactive Crypto
  • [New] In 2026 Russia's economy will face an elevated risk of sliding into recession amid mounting inflationary pressure, a shrinking tax base, and the expansion of the shadow economy. Ukrinform
  • [New] Given the increasing likelihood of a recession, the Georgia green industry should anticipate slowing demand, which will require firms to mitigate costs to remain profitable. CAES Field Report
  • [New] The latest Georgia agriculture forecast points to a second straight year of slow economic growth nationwide, driven largely by trade tensions, labour shortages tied to immigration policy, and a high risk of recession. Walb
  • [New] The American economy stands at a critical juncture as we enter 2026, with recession risk indicators flashing warning signals across multiple sectors. Medium
  • [New] Morgan Stanley warns of a 35% probability of a U.S. and global recession in 2026, driven by sticky inflation and uneven monetary policy. Ainvest
  • In a downside scenario, policy errors, coupled with a major drop in artificial intelligence capex investment, could push the US into a relatively deep recession, while in the most bullish outcome, trade wars end and AI capex investment continues to increase. TrustNet
  • CEOs in the U.S. said uncertainty was their top economic concern, with 43% ranking that the biggest threat in 2026, followed by 35% who cited the risk of a downturn or recession. HR Dive
  • BCA estimates a 38% probability of a major supply shock, warning of spillovers to global markets, bond yields, and recession risk. Sahm
  • The confluence of the 18-year real estate cycle peak, unprecedented commercial mortgage maturities, elevated consumer debt stress, widespread retail contraction, and depleted household savings creates meaningful recession risk for 2026-2028. Medium
  • Based on comprehensive analysis of converging risk factors, the recession risk for 2026-2028 rates 42 out of 100 - indicating elevated but not inevitable downturn probability. Medium
  • Deloitte analysts predict economic growth of just 1.4% in 2026 - not technically a recession, but hardly robust expansion. / USA Medium
  • Perhaps the most immediate recession risk factor facing the US economy involves the unprecedented wave of commercial real estate debt maturing in 2026 - $930 billion in loans coming due, representing nearly triple the 20-year average of $350 billion annually. Medium
  • Economists around the world are expecting muted U.S. economic growth in coming quarters, and some indicators suggest a mild recession is a possibility. WTOP News

Last updated: 11 February 2026



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