"USA Collapse Will Be Far WORSE Than You Think" — Danielle DiMartino Booth's Last WARNING

"USA Collapse Will Be Far WORSE Than You Think" — Danielle DiMartino Booth's Last WARNING

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People face a mounting pile of problems in periods of economic downturn: Unemployment rates soar, home values drop, and people have less money to spend and delay critical financial decisions. The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), a nonprofit organization, officially declares U.S. recessions and expansions.
Danielle DiMartino Booth, founder of Money Strong, LLC, a consultancy firm, suggests that despite the prevailing notion of a strong U.S. economy, she anticipates it may be in recession. She highlights the recent uptick in the unemployment rate, which, despite remaining below 4% for an extended period, has risen from 3.4% to 3.8%. Drawing on historical data, she implies that such fluctuations often precede economic downturns, indicating a potential recessionary phase for the U.S. economy.
In the wake of the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged and to slash all projections of a rate hike this year comes a couple of completely different assessments of the moves. However, government fixed-income yields are delivering, by one measure, a possible recession indication that has yet to happen since 2007.
Danielle notes a significant number of layoffs in 2024, surpassing previous records since 2009, signaling a trend of cost-cutting in Corporate America. While stock market shareholders may benefit, the unemployment rate has risen slightly, prompting comparisons to historical patterns.
A recent string of mass layoffs across the U.S. could be the sign that the country's economy is finally sliding into the recession many feared would hit the nation last year, financial analyst Gary Shilling told Newsweek.
Danielle also speculates on the Federal Reserve's actions, suggesting that any decision to increase interest rates, particularly close to an election, might be delayed to avoid appearing politically motivated.
Regarding inflation, Danielle argues that the Fed's focus on stubborn inflation overlooks essential nuances. As long as he maintains this stance, the bond market is expected to heed the Federal Reserve's reluctance to tighten monetary policy anytime soon.
A recent jump in U.S. government-bond yields has left investors pondering whether the 10-year Treasury yield could reach 5% as expectations for interest-rate cuts continue to be scaled back. The yield hit a five-month high of 4.696% last week, according to Tradeweb, after strong inflation data for March increased the prospect that the Federal Reserve could delay rate cuts until later in the year.
Danielle suggests that Powell's emphasis on inflation metrics may serve his agenda of reducing the Fed's balance sheet, even if these metrics fail to reflect economic realities accurately.

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