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Surging inflation in recent times, rising interest rates, stock market volatility, and uncertainty of macroeconomic events have led to speculation of an impending recession in the coming years. However, this alarm has been sounding for a while now. A notable sign since 2022 has been a drastic decline in the gross domestic product (GDP), leading many economists to suggest that 2025, leading up to 2026, could develop into a full-fledged recession.  Despite strong growth, the U.S. economy is gradually slowing down. The July 2024 jobs report suggested the unemployment rate would rise for four consecutive months, sparking more fears of an impending recession.  In light of these developments, J.P. Morgan Research suggests the probability of the U.S. and the global economy entering into recession in 2025 with a probability score of 45%.  Important elements to foster economic growth have been challenged in the U.S. and the global financial market. News hints at a sharper-than-expected decline in labor demands and a loss of momentum in global manufacturing and the Euro area.  Source – OECD The data from the OECD suggest that GDP has stagnated compared to past years across different countries and could continue to decrease in coming years as inflation rises, leading to speculative talks of an impending recession. While the talk of recession is a cause for worry, they don’t last forever and allow many investors to invest in reliable assets as a hedge for inflation and recession, with much emphasis placed on digital assets such as cryptocurrencies.  This article focuses on how inflation and recession have affected the economy, how users leverage bonds and digital assets such as cryptocurrency to battle recession and inflation, and how users can remain profitable by using cryptocurrency and Margex copy trading strategy.  Inflation – Recession of 2008/2009 The 2007-2008 financial crisis was…

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