Don't rule out a 'hard landing' for the US economy and that means it's still 'tough going' for stocks, forecaster says
The US economy still faces the risk of a `hard landing' - or a sharp and disruptive downturn - despite some upbeat data that was reported earlier this year, according to a top forecaster at the Economic Cycle Research Institute.
"The weekly leading index's level is coming back down. For there to be an end through our hard landing outlook - which would be kind of looking at the bottom of the business cycle in a recession - that indicator really has to make a pronounced pervasive and persistent upturn. We're not there yet," Achuthan said. Wednesday.
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