But the fact that the last two Fed normalization cycles led to
yield curve inversions does not mean this always will be the case.
Not exact matches
San Francisco Fed President John Williams, said the
yield -
curve inversion was a powerful recession indicator but didn't see signs of it happening soon, and said he backed a gradual rate increase path.
Stocks slide on rising rates and
yield curve inversion concerns, but a recession doesn't look likely, judging by other economic data and the high -
yield bond...
You simply can not analyze today's markets with an indicator like
yield curve inversion because the Fed is
doing something they never
did before: holding rates at 0 % for over five and a half years.