"Yield Curve Un-inverts, Easing Recession Concerns"
TL;DR
The yield curve between the US2Y and US30Y has un-inverted, but concerns remain about the high-risk market, negative money supply, and the creation of a new "Bank Term Lending Facility" category by the FRB. This category has seen exponential growth, raising questions about transparency and potential market impact. Additionally, the prolonged market uptrend since 2009 and the presence of financial bubbles in areas such as cryptocurrency and private credit add to the overall market risk.
- Yield Curve un-inverts between the US2Y and US30Y Seeking Alpha
- Treasury curve is un-inverting for reasons unrelated to recession prospects MarketWatch
- Yield Curve Least Inverted Since November The Wall Street Journal
- On My Radar: CPI, PPI, Valuations and Buffett CMG Capital Management Group
- Bond Market's Recession Indicator Is Calming Down Barron's
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