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Swap Curve Inverts a Teensy Bit, for a Momen...
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curve for 1 month overnight indexed
swap rate
inverts: Bloomberg Many US state govts struggling with weak revenue growth: The Economist
Bank of America argues that the
curve, using
swaps rather than treasuries and adjusted for the zero - bound effect, is already
inverted and therefore may already be signalling a recession in the United States.
Nothing big here, but the
swap curve briefly
inverted twos to tens a few minutes ago.
The
swap curve was theoretically never supposed to
invert on a yield basis.