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The looming specter of a recession in the United States further exacerbates investor fears. Predictions from industry leaders like Goldman Sachs indicate a rising probability of recession, which has increased from 20% to 35%. In this context, European markets represent a more attractive alternative, showcasing stronger economic health even amidst the potential downturn in the US.
While recession indicators in the US—such as job losses and corporate profit margins—currently paint a relatively stable picture, the overall sentiment seems to favor the EU for its stability and potential for growth.