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Source: InstitutionalInvestor.com
Dave Hoffman
The cliffhanger ending of 2005 was whether the inverted yield curve between the two and 10-year treasury bonds is reason to believe that a nasty recession lies ahead. Historically – or, to be precise 60 per cent of the time – an inversion has predicted a recession within one year. InstitutionalInvestor.com took matters into its own hands and asked analysts, economists and asset managers whether today’s inverted curve really is a harbinger of impending economic doom and gloom.
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