A softish landing in the US economy will boost stocks next year - UBS

UBS believes the U.S.’s economy is on track for a “softish” landing, with economic growth slowing in the upcoming months and stocks rising in the next year. Read More

Stock Market Outlook: S&P 500 to Climb 13% Next Year on Economic 'No ...

Stocks can climb 13%-14% to climb in 2025, UBS said. The bank is adding to the growing numbers of forecasts for a "no landing" of the US economy. Inflation will remain low enough to leave room for ... Read More

The case for a US economic 'no-landing' is stronger than ever - MSN

The US economy looks on track for a "no-landing," a scenario where the economy continues to grow but inflation remains elevated. Read More

Investors increasingly expect 'no landing' for US economy

Thirty-six percent of respondents to Bank of America's Global Fund Manager's Survey said they believe the most likely outcome for the global economy is a "no landing," up from 23% a month ago. Read More

It Finally Looks Like US Economy Will Stick Soft Landing, Avoid ...

You might have heard the US is not in a recession, but the good news about the economy doesn't stop there. A soft landing is on the horizon — or already here, depending on who you ask — and ... Read More

US Economy's Hopes For Soft Landing 'Almost The Most Unlikely Scenario ...

Comments Apollo Management ‘s chief economist, Torsten Sløk, expressed concerns about the possibility of a soft landing for the U.S. economy, a scenario he previously championed. He now sees it ... Read More

Soft landing or recession? Experts weigh in on the future of US economy

The US economy could be on course for a “soft landing” following the Federal Reserve’s recent 50-basis-point rate cut, according to Denis Coleman, Chief Financial Officer of Goldman Sachs. Read More

REUTERS NEXT-BofA CEO Moynihan says US economy headed for soft landing ...

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said on Wednesday he expects a soft landing in which the U.S. economy avoids a recession even as consumer spending and commercial borrowing slow. Read More