Talks of a U.S. recession have been ongoing for quite some time. While many hope it won’t happen, the risk still looms—especially if the planned tariffs go into effect. That could be one reason why Warren Buffett is holding onto such a large amount of cash—possibly preparing for a market downturn or better investment opportunities.
It’s no surprise that Eastern economies are starting to rise, even if only modestly for now. Their momentum may strengthen in the near term, though some doubts remain.
U.S. inflation could spike again, which might lead people to reconsider non-essential spending—like vacations—as daily costs continue to climb.
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