The new recession omens: Gen Z say sad beige clothes and empty clubs are signs that the economy is about to crash

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Gen Z and young millennials warn "District 12” style clothing is a sign of tough times ahead, as recession looms at 40% probability.

People can’t afford drinks, people can’t afford to come home late in an Uber.

Estimates have been rising as President Trump continues to wage a war on foreign imports, including a sweeping 25% tariff on non-U.S.cars, and a 10% hike on all Chinese goods.

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Author / Journalist: Emma Burleigh

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United States

Topics: Economic crisis Young workers Tariffs JPMorgan Chase Economic downturn Social Media TikTok Gen Z Goldman Sachs Group Colleges and Universities School Compensation Shopping Donald Trump Clothing and apparel Business Tariffs and trade Millennials Recession Salaries Cost of living Housing Economists

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News Sentiment: Negative

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Published On: 2025-03-31 @ 16:04:11 (1 days ago)

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Sentences: 4 lines

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