The stock market's powerful rally is unfounded, and the US economy is virtually guaranteed to sink into recession, David Rosenberg has warned. The S&P 500 officially entered a bull market on Thursday, as it notched a 20% gain from its October lows. Meanwhile, unemployment data released the same day showed initial jobless claims rose to 261,000 last week, the highest level since October 2021.
Main Idea: David Rosenberg says the stock market rally is fragile and that a US recession is almost certain.
Key Points:
A recession could mean layoffs, weaker wages, and more expensive borrowing for households and small businesses.
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