
The US Treasury key yield curve inversion has become the longest on record, lasting 625 days. This inversion, where the 10- to 2-year Treasury curve first inverted 429 trading days ago, is seen as a potential signal of an upcoming recession. The yield curve's historical significance in predicting economic downturns is being questioned, with discussions on whether this time may be different.
"After 625 Days, The Longest Yield Curve Inversion In History" ...so far! https://t.co/h6mz7fOGpE https://t.co/Qy8kxu3kle
The yield curve is signaling tough times for the economy ahead Inversions have typically ended up coincident economic indicators declining Is this time different? https://t.co/RWhlnwA5nV
Not that anyone seems to care anymore but it has been a record 429 trading days since the 10- to 2-year Treasury curve first inverted. The longer it stays that way, the more chance a recession will come - at least that is what we used to believe. What do you think? 🤔 https://t.co/3fXkizoDeW
