Rabobank’s Every Sees a Technical Recession for U.S. in 2020

The video discusses the IMF's slight upgrade of China's GDP outlook due to increased borrowing, raising concerns about sustainability. It explores economic models and indicators, focusing on credit figures and borrowing trends. The yield curve inversion is highlighted as a warning sign for a potential US recession, with discussions on its implications and the likelihood of a recession being prolonged but less severe than the previous one. The video concludes with an analysis of economic slowdown indicators, emphasizing the yield curve's role in predicting recessions.

What factors are contributing to the recent changes in China's borrowing data?

What are the implications of a 22% increase in borrowing for the Chinese economy?

In what ways might the credit figures influence economic predictions?

What indicators suggest that the US economy may be heading towards a recession?

How does the yield curve inversion relate to the potential for a recession?