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double-dip recession

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double-dip recession
An extended decline in economic activity following an aborted recovery from a previous recession. A relatively weak economic recovery sometimes causes investors to worry about the economy entering another recession.
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The good news, is fears of a double-dip recession or deflation have, by and large subsided.
Numbers strong in first half but caution urged for future by Garcia, Shelly / San Fernando Valley Business Journal
``The probability of a double-dip recession has certainly risen,'' said Sung Won Sohn, chief economist at Wells Fargo in Minneapo is still mired in a pretty
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GDP Number: With renewed concern about the possibility of a double-dip recession the advance fourth quarter gross domestic product figure, due out Thursday (20th), will be watched closely on Wall Street.
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