The U.S. dollar is falling again after rallying for most of July. The U.S. dollar index was down 0.7% to 97.79 after hitting ...

David Rosenberg sees shades of the dot-com bubble in the fanfare around tech stocks and the economy. The veteran economist compares AI hype today to internet mania in the early 2000s.

Top economist David Rosenberg shrugged off fears of stubborn US inflation, flagging that prices of many things are dropping fast. "Today's 'hot' PCE deflator came down to just three sectors ...

David Rosenberg warned the buzz around stocks today is similar to the mania before past crashes. He highlighted the Great Crash of 1929, the dot-com bubble bursting, and the financial crisis.

There's a recession looming that threatens to hammer stocks, David Rosenberg says. The veteran economist said the potential sell-off makes 2022's decline look like an "appetizer." ...

Last Friday, David Rosenberg fired back at us for pointing out how his '80% chance of a double-dip recession' forecast this year appears to be wrong, barring something dramatic. We were traveling ...

Economist David Rosenberg is rethinking his bearish stance amid this year's huge stock rally. ... so the classic way we look at valuations may not be appropriate today," Rosenberg said.

Top economist David Rosenberg has warned that corporate profits are shrinking. A decline in corporate profits could be a sign of an oncoming economic slump, and weigh on the stock market.

Which Trends Should Investors Focus on Today? For David Rosenberg’s thoughts on the deflationary headwinds facing the US economy, Federal Reserve policy, and more, watch the full interview below.

The stock market is rallying even as consumers face a challenging economic environment. David Rosenberg, chief of Rosenberg Research, says today’s excitement looks overdone. The S&P has climbed ...

Here is the email and Rosenberg's response-----Hey Dave, You and I have been exchanging e-mails since April 6, of 2010, the S&P 500 was 1,189.44, approximately 21.5% higher than when it was back then.

David Rosenberg. WealthTrack. Microsoft's salary freeze is the latest sign that US inflation is cooling, David Rosenberg says. The tech giant's move suggests a dangerous wage-price spiral isn't ...