Jobs, the Credit Crunch and a Possible Recession: 3 Things to Watch | Market Takes

The banking crisis has given way to real fear about the risk of a recession this year, as worry grows about a slowdown in lending and rise in uncertainty. There are three big things to watch for this week. New reports on jobs and the U.S. labor market as well as the state of businesses and consumer credit will provide some timely updates this week. The data will also offer clarity on inflation and what the Federal Reserve will do next.

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