The 3-month to 10-year yield curve inversion occurred again in late January. YC3MO continues fighting at this zero line where the inversion occurs. The 2-year yield to 10-year yield curve, YC2YR, the 2-10 spread, was last inverted in August. Investors are paying attention to the yield curves since a recession typically follows in 8 months to 24 months time.
Hmmmm, Keystone scratches his bald head, the 3's-10's first inverted in March 2019. Time flies when you're having fun. That is almost a year ago, may as well call it a year ago, when the first inversion occurred. Hang on to your hats. Perhaps the road may become more rocky ahead. A recession is likely approaching far faster than anyone realizes. The global economy has been weakening for a while and the coronavirus is a shiv to the ribs. The question is if the Fed and other central bankers can keep printing money to save the day. This information is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Do not invest based on anything you read or view here. Consult your financial advisor before making any investment decision.
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