Fitch's Coulton Expects 'Punchy' ECB Measures, Doesn't See U.S. Recession

The transcript discusses the global economic slowdown, highlighting China's impact on manufacturing and the Eurozone's vulnerabilities, particularly Germany's. It covers the potential effects of a no-deal Brexit and the ECB's expected measures to counteract economic challenges. The decline in global business investment due to trade uncertainties is examined, with a focus on the UK, US, and China. Despite these issues, the US economy is seen as resilient, with strong consumer spending and fiscal policy mitigating recession risks.

In what ways are business investments being influenced by trade tariffs and uncertainties?

What factors contribute to the resilience of the US consumer despite a slowdown in growth?