Economics
Deutsche Bank: 'The Bears Have a Problem'
Consumers and credit aren't signaling a downturn.
Six Bear Markets Over 30 Years
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If financial markets are a leading indicator for real activity, the U.S. economic expansion is about to turn south in a hurry.
The most recent evidence, however, suggests that the world's largest economy remains resilient in the face of a sluggish external backdrop and falling stock prices. The consumer is in fine shape, and credit creation has not abated.