Context

U.S. Journalists contains RSS feeds and social media accounts of journalists from major U.S. media outlets.

The Recession narrative has been driven by 138 journalists in the U.S. Journalists module across 205 unique narratives in the last 8 days. Paul R La Monica is the leading amplifier of this narrative. The most active keywords associated with the Recession narrative are federal reserve, fourth quarter, health care, and wall street.

Activity This chart shows the publication volume of narrative items by the journalists in the module "U.S. Journalists".

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• Wall Street still expects a recession this year and it will likely be months before its obvious if a downturn is a foregone conclusion or avoidable. At its worst, the S&P 500 was down more than 25% in October 2022 from an all-time high.
• As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to curb inflation, it may also be putting the brakes on growth. Almost half of U.S. adults think the nation is already in a recession, a recent Morning Consult survey found.
• The U.S. labor market is still strong, with a record low unemployment rate of 3.5%. Still, a recession may be looming, some experts say, which raises the question of whether going back to school makes more sense. In 2020, nationwide enrollment in graduate school initially sank but then rebounded the following year.

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Surfaced Keywords Surfaced Keywords by Journalists shows the most frequently-used keywords by multiple journalists. It is the best indicator of the most popular keywords being used across this module. In this view, a keyword ranks higher because it is used by more journalists. Roll over the bars next to keywords to see details about its usage.

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