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On The Yield Curve Inversion Signaling Recession

There has been a tremendous amount of speculation circulating around whether the U.S. is moving into a recession. As many of our readers know, one of the things we like to look at as a forward indicator is yield curve inversion. Here Pension Partners' Charlie Bilello puts out an excellent graphic, which highlights the fact that it's been 13 years since the U.S. yield curve last inverted in regards to the US 10yr vs. the 3-month bill (-0.49): Yes, we know the text book academic... Read more

Does An Inverted Yield Curve Always Mean Recession?

By Scott Bauer Since the last Federal Reserve rate hike in late 2018, Treasury yields have been on a consistent slide towards their lowest point since the financial crisis in 2007. On August 14, the 2-year yield finally surpassed the 10-year yield, inverting the yield curve and causing increased concern about an upcoming recession. Recession Predictor Over the past 50 years, the 2-year rate has surpassed the 10-year rate before every recession. Investors will remember the last... Read more

Weekly High Frequency Indicators: Commodities And A Steepening Yield Curve Help A Bullish Forecast

Purpose I look at the high frequency weekly indicators because while they can be very noisy, they provide a good nowcast of the economy, and will telegraph the maintenance or change in the economy well before monthly or quarterly data is available. They are also an excellent way to "mark your beliefs to market." In general, I go in order of long leading indicators, then short leading indicators, then coincident indicators. A Note on Methodology Data is presented in a "just the... Read more

This May Not Be Your Father's Inverted Yield Curve

Should we be ringing the recession alarm bell? Maybe. And that is what the most predictive part of the yield curve signaled after it inverted in August. But the last 10 years or so haven�t exactly been typical. In my view, the extraordinarily low interest rate environment following the Global Financial Crisis distorts many of the historical relationships that we�ve come to think of as reliable signals. The distortion could mean that the 10-year and 2-year spread is not the recession indicator... Read more

With Treasury Yields Tanking, The Japanese Yen May Be A Better Hedge For Stocks

In this article, I'd like to share an interesting idea that readers might consider for their portfolio. If you read my articles, you probably know that 10-year Treasury yields have dropped from over 3 percent when I began writing about them in November to under 1.6 percent today. That's great for my friends who entered the trade back then, but as such, Treasuries are now no longer likely to be a strong source of future return and only have good value as a hedge against equity volatility. The... Read more

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