That Y2K feeling: Why today's economy resembles 2000

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The U.S. economy in 2000 showed strong growth, low unemployment, and rising inflation, similar to conditions in 2026. Then, early signs of a tech bubble burst led to a recession in 2001. Experts caution that while history may rhyme, it doesn't repeat exactly, but the current AI-driven economic growth faces similar risks.

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