There are adults today who have never experienced *not* being on the edge of a global recession.
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Won_DoeApr 14, 2026
+8
Gonna get rough for borderline-broke Americans who are addicted to buying things they don't need.
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CurtisLeowApr 14, 2026
+5
The US is a net exporter of oil and gas. The IMF is projecting that US GDP growth increases because of the war. It's the Middle East, Europe, and Asia that will be affected the most by the war. [Here's the report.](https://www.imf.org/en/publications/weo/issues/2026/04/14/world-economic-outlook-april-2026)
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SomeBaldDude2013Apr 14, 2026
+12
Yeah, the oil companies may make more, but that doesn’t translate into benefits for average Americans. We’re still gonna pay more.
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Routine-Opinion1471Apr 14, 2026
+6
IMF earned their pay with this one nobody saw that coming
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Ble_hApr 14, 2026
+7
Below 2% is 2008 financial crises levels.
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iyamwhatiyam8000Apr 15, 2026
+2
When economists issue warnings that there "might" or "could" be a recession it means, beneath the cautious wording, that there will be an economic recession.
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dumbnaturedudeApr 14, 2026
+2
My whole life has been a recession. So what's another one? Nice...
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