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Goldman Sachs, Rate Cuts and Recession Fears

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This escalating trade war could easily spiral out of control and spark a recession.
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The S&P 500 is on course to register its worst quarter since the second three months of 2022.

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Goldman Sachs Projects Three US Rate Cuts in 2025, Ups Recession Probability to 35%
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