Echoes of 2018: Why Investors Shouldn't Get Complacent CNBC's Jim Cramer has been sounding the alarm about a potential market downturn, drawing parallels between the current economic landscape and the tumultuous fourth quarter of 2018.
The similarities are striking: rising oil prices, stubborn inflation, and higher interest rates have created a toxic cocktail that's raising pressure on new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh to hike interest rates.
The S&P 500 has been buoyed by a strong second year under President Trump, but beneath the surface, warning signs are flashing.