THE NEXT RECESSION HAS A DATE — Here’s When It Starts | Prof. Jiang Xueqin

#wallstreet #economy #stockmarket What is the exact window for the next US recession — and why are multiple economic indicators pointing toward 2027–2028? In this deep-dive, we examine the recession signals that Wall Street, economists, and financial markets are watching: the yield curve, household debt, consumer stress, AI infrastructure spending, GDP growth, employment trends, and the growing divide between different parts of the US economy. The key question is whether the current economic expansion is genuinely strong — or whether major spending and investment trends are temporarily delaying the recession that the underlying data is already signaling. We break down four different recession-timing approaches and explain why they converge around a potential mid-2027 to early-2028 recession window, while also examining the economic variables that could accelerate, delay, or completely change that outlook. In this video: 00:00 The recession signal Wall Street is watching The economic “deferral engine” The K-shaped US economy Household debt and consumer stress The yield curve recession signal Why 2027–2028 matters Four recession timing models The variable that could change the forecast If you follow the US economy, recession forecasts, Wall Street, stock market risk, interest rates, inflation, GDP, yield curves, or financial markets, this analysis provides a data-driven framework for understanding what could come next. Subscribe to Jiang Uncovered for weekly analysis of economic, financial, and geopolitical signals that can shape the markets and the global economy. #Recession2027 #recession #usrecession #economy #wallstreet #stockmarket #yieldcurve #economiccrisis #marketcrash #federalreserve