NEWS Tesla’s Musk says recession could last until 2024

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Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk thinks a recession will last until the spring of 2024, he tweeted on Friday, after saying earlier this week that "a recession of sorts" in China and Europe was weighing on demand for its electric cars. Read More ...

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[joy101]

We don't really know if the recession could last till 2024 because no one can predict about the future, but the way things are going it can or may not but let see how it's goes.

 

[Bousine123]

Even though the world is experiencing recession In almost all the country, I think the rate of recession may reduce this year 2023, I want the price of goods to reduce so that money can become very useful.

 

[GoldenLady]

Realistically, this recession would likely become worse before getting better. The measures necessary to ensure that the end of it are not being taken seriously.

 

[Good-Person]

Realistically, this recession would likely become worse before getting better. The measures necessary to ensure that the end of it are not being taken seriously.

The current conditions of the world economy are not great and the inflation is increasing like fire in a forest. I think that the effects of the inflation will last for more than two or three years or even longer than that.

 

[Ayojesu]

That is a prediction though, let it start first, before you predict when it will end, if the right structures and policies are put into place, the recession may be subtle and the economy may bounce back to normal, nothing is guaranteed