US tax reforms could raise the risk of recession in late-2019 or 2020, partly due the increasing likelihood of a more aggressive response from the Fed, says Bank of Singapore. In terms of policy responses, the next step is typically a cut to welfare payments in reaction to a rise in the government deficit due to tax cuts, which are…
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