"recession risk" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in the context of discussing various economic risks associated with a particular business or industry. For example: "The manufacturing sector is currently facing high levels of recession risk due to the ongoing economic downturn."
Investors who hold a significant portion of their wealth in stocks through a recession risk seeing their net worth diminish.
On the other side of the equation, the troubled eurozone economies are still mired down in the mud of deep recession risk".
David Donabedian, chief investment officer of Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management, said: "Markets already appear to be pricing in a full-blown recession in the UK and rising recession risk in the rest of Europe".
While the Chicago Fed said the April reading continued to be above levels hit during the five recessions the United States suffered in the last four decades, it said the three-month average indicated a growing recession risk.
But research from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has cited the yield difference between three-month Treasury bills and 10-year Treasury notes — which inverted Friday — as the most reliable predictor of recession risk.
"However, the different position and tenure of the U.S. job market could be the reason why the contemporary energy crisis may prove more a consumer irritant at the pump than a cycle-ending recession risk".
Of course, Mayor Joshua L. Mandell pointed out, shops are closed in other village downtowns, too, and the forces that merchants blame for these troubles — the recession, risk-averse bankers, the Internet and adamantine landlords unwilling to lower rents — extend far beyond his town.
Finally, what about the falling stock market itself as an indicator of recession risks?
A POLITICAL party that has little to say about the recession risks looking incredible.
Kirby said focusing on the chances of a short recession risked distracting policymakers from the threat of long-term stagnation caused by prolonged uncertainty.
Spending money on luxury padding for the presidential backside when France was about to enter recession risked being dangerously off-message.
