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Inverted yield curve
An inverted yield curve usually signals recession. Is it wrong this time?
by
Matt Levin
Sep 7, 2023
For well over a year, the interest paid by long-term Treasury bonds has been lower than that of shorter-term debt. But a recession hasn't happened yet.
The bond market yield curve is inverted — which some economists think foreshadows a downturn
Mar 2, 2023
The yield for a two-year note is roughly a whole percentage point higher than the yield on the 10-year Treasury right now. And that often precedes a recession.
Why this yield curve inversion could be different
by
Justin Ho
Aug 14, 2019
This time around, it may not be telling us that a recession's on the way.
Treasury yields invert, warning of possible recession
Aug 14, 2019
It's a market phenomenon that shows investors want more for short-term government bonds than they do for long-term bonds.
When the yield curve inverts, how nervous should we be?
May 29, 2019
Historically, an inverted yield curve has spelled recession.