Trump did not rule out a recession in the US economy in the short term
- 11:30 Reuters: Washington prepares new sanctions against Russia
- 11:02 RTS: Serbian President Cuts Trip to US Short Due to Feeling Unwell
- 10:52 Moscow Region continues to restore power supply
- 10:14 State Department approves contract for servicing F-16s delivered to Ukraine
- 09:36 Trump proposes to suspend most contributions to UN structures
- 09:10 170 Ukrainian drones destroyed over Russia at night
- 08:58 Four people injured in Novorossiysk as a result of a drone attack
- 07:40 Axios: Miller is the leading contender for Trump's national security adviser
- 06:31 AP: US plans to hold military parade on Trump's birthday
- 05:23 The release of the sixth part of GTA has been postponed to May 2026
- 02:52 International military exercises to start in Estonia on May 5
- 01:42 Bloomberg: Trump to Ask Congress for Record National Security Budget
- 00:36 From September 1, Russians will be able to establish a self-prohibition on the issuance of SIM cards
- yesterday, 23:30 Lithuania to invest 110 million euros in military infrastructure used by NATO
- yesterday, 22:55 CNN learned why Trump did not fire Pentagon chief Hegseth along with Waltz
- yesterday, 22:25 In Moscow and St. Petersburg, the doors of the former apartments of Oxxxymiron and Legalize were set on fire
- yesterday, 21:43 SUV ran over people in Stuttgart
- yesterday, 21:11 Bali was left without power for several hours
- yesterday, 20:25 Trump administration proposes to cut NASA budget by almost a quarter
- yesterday, 19:40 US intends to increase defense spending by 13%
- yesterday, 18:59 CNN: Russia is changing its goals in Ukraine
- yesterday, 18:19 A powerful earthquake occurred off the coast of Argentina and Chile
- yesterday, 17:46 EU does not intend to become a mediator in the settlement in Ukraine
- yesterday, 17:06 Former drummer of the band "Aria" Igor Molchanov died at the age of 63
- yesterday, 16:27 Reuters: Euroclear to compensate investors €3 billion from frozen Russian assets
- yesterday, 15:56 The passage between the Tekstilshchiki stations of the BCL and the purple metro line is open
- yesterday, 15:18 NYT: US cancels duty-free import of Chinese goods worth up to $800
- yesterday, 14:40 German counterintelligence has recognized AfD as an extremist party
- yesterday, 14:02 10 Ukrainian unmanned boats destroyed in the Black Sea
- yesterday, 13:24 German combat helicopters are being deployed to Lithuania as part of NATO exercises
- yesterday, 12:46 A woman preparing a terrorist attack was detained in Dagestan
- yesterday, 12:08 Vance: Waltz's move to UN is a promotion
- yesterday, 11:30 Rubio: Ukraine will not be able to return to the borders of 2014
- yesterday, 10:52 Trump threatens sanctions against any buyers of Iranian oil
- yesterday, 10:14 Trump declared May 8 as Victory Day in World War II
- yesterday, 10:10 More than 26 thousand people were left without electricity in the Moscow region due to snow
- yesterday, 09:36 The next round of US-Iran talks was postponed for “logistical reasons”
- yesterday, 08:58 121 Ukrainian drones were destroyed over Russia at night
- yesterday, 07:40 Microsoft has significantly increased the prices of Xbox consoles
- yesterday, 06:34 Denmark may insure its fleet in case of war
- yesterday, 05:24 Martin Scorsese is working on a film starring Pope Francis
- yesterday, 02:32 Buyer of Dolina's apartment challenges court decision to return property
- yesterday, 01:35 Kazakhstan to start issuing "golden visas" for investing $300,000 in local companies
- yesterday, 00:32 The State Duma proposes to abolish roaming between Russia and Abkhazia
- On May 1, the US announced “crushing” sanctions against Russia in case of refusal to negotiate peace
- On May 1, Georgia condemned the launch of air traffic between Russia and Abkhazia
- On May 1, more than two thousand hectares of forest were burned in Israel as a result of fires.
- On May 1, Trump confirmed Waltz's resignation as national security adviser.
- May 1 CNN: Witkoff Doesn't Want to Become US President's National Security Advisor
- May 1 Vance: US to try to organize negotiations between Russia and Ukraine in the next 100 days
At the same time, the American president is confident that ultimately the United States “will have the strongest economy in the history of the country.”
US President Donald Trump believes that the US may face a recession in the short term, TASS reports.
"Anything can happen. But I think we're going to have the strongest economy in the history of this country," he told NBC when asked about the possibility of a recession. The president added that he was not worried about the problem and that the U.S. economy was "in a transition period" from which it would emerge in great shape.
Earlier, former US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in an interview with the Financial Times that the United States faces a recession due to Trump's trade policies and the tariffs he has imposed.
Meanwhile, most portfolio managers surveyed by Bank of America do not believe in President Trump's optimism, writes the Kommersant newspaper . They believe that the global economy is on the verge of a recession due to his foreign policy. The head of the World Trade Organization, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, also said this. She said that if the US and China continue their trade war, in the long term, global GDP will shrink by 7%.
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