Based on the latest data, the yield curve of the U.S. Treasury, which charts the yields for two-year and ten-year bonds, has remained inverted for a total of 656 days. This latest inversion joins previous records set in 1929, 1974, and 2008, all of which preceded substantial declines in the stock market. Recently, market observers […]Economics, 1929, 1929 Great Depression, 1974, 2008, bond market, depressions, economics, Fed, recessions, US economy, Wall Street Bets, yield curve, yield curve inversionRead More

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