Experts Disagree on Recession Outlook and Fed's Response to Inflation

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CNBC's Jim Cramer dismisses the idea of an impending recession, citing strong earnings reports from key sectors such as homebuilding, banking, and travel and leisure. He argues that the recession thesis does not hold up under scrutiny, pointing to factors like the housing shortage, the performance of airlines, and the success of top banks. Cramer suggests that these indicators demonstrate a robust economy and a consumer base with disposable income, contradicting the notion of an imminent recession.
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