U.S. Recession 'Clearly' a Near-Term Risk, Says Janus Henderson's Maris

The video discusses concerns about a potential recession in the US, highlighting Paul Krugman's views on the current economic situation. It covers recession indicators, the impact of unresolved trade negotiations, and political challenges. The discussion also touches on the central bank's limited tools compared to 2008 and the overall health of the economy. While the financial system is stronger now, unresolved trade issues could still lead to a recession in the coming years.

What concerns does Paul Krugman have regarding the US economy?

How does the current economic situation compare to that of ten years ago according to the speaker?

What factors contribute to the near-term risk of a recession mentioned in the text?

What is the speaker's opinion on the strength of the financial system compared to 2008?

What potential outcomes does the speaker foresee if trade negotiations are not resolved?