Usually when we have an inverted yield curve usually a recession follows.
This has been the longest inversion to date.
Is this time different?
Usually the countdown to a incoming recession is when the inversion un-inverts which means goes back up to zero.
Something to put on the back burner but keep an eye on
This has been the longest inversion to date.
Is this time different?
Usually the countdown to a incoming recession is when the inversion un-inverts which means goes back up to zero.
Something to put on the back burner but keep an eye on