For decades an inverted yield curve has unerringly predicted recession in the US and beyond. The margin between the 2-year and the 10-year bonds in the US is around 100 basis points, so despite robust economic data, the future is uncertain. Last week Philip Saunders discussed the theory and implications for the global economy.
14 Mar 2023
11 minutes
Philip Saunders
For decades an inverted yield curve has unerringly predicted recession in the US and beyond. The margin between the 2-year and the 10-year bonds in the US is around 100 basis points, so despite robust economic data, the future is uncertain. Last week Philip Saunders discussed the theory and implications for the global economy.
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Philip Saunders
Director Investment Institute
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