Analysts Divided on Economic Prospects for U.S. Recession

Analysts are divided on the economic prospects for the U.S. recession, with investment bank analysts remaining optimistic while money managers adopt a more cautious approach. Sell-side analysts are bullish about growth prospects, Federal Reserve rate cuts, and a consumption recovery, but money managers trust in the cautious stance adopted by major companies. Despite concerns, the probability of a U.S. recession within a year has decreased.