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📉 The US Treasury yield curve is inverted, a classic indicator where short-term yields are higher than long-term yields.
😟 This inversion signals strong market expectations that inflation will fall significantly in the short term, often preceding an economic downturn or recession.
⚠️ Investors are crowding into short-term bonds, indicating they perceive significant near-term market risk and are avoiding longer-term commitments (duration).
@marcosemmimfp:
“Do you have the ticker? Let’s look it up. Eh, if you have the ticker, let’s look it up later. No, no, no. Normally I, I don’t know, maybe it’s when you put another bond, when you put the 10-year bond. Ah, no, because these aren’t bonds. Give me the ticker for the 10-year bond. No, you have it. No, it’s not the 10-year bond, it’s the rate of the 10-year bond. Wait, let me open it here. If you have the ticker, pass it to me. We’ll put it on screen. The TW. TW. Eh, wait. No, no, no. That TradingView… US10. Y, US10Y. Yes, this one. No. Y, the Y. Change the I. There it is, this one. And doesn’t it appear on the side? There’s the curve. Look, yield curve here. Aha, right, it’s inverted. The market has a lot… Ah. It has… it’s signaling expectations where inflation will fall in the short term. Right, that’s telling you, ‘Hey, things are rotting here.’ If not, if you tell me, ‘Everything is great here, I’m going long, I’m going long, I’ll take more duration, I’ll take a higher rate,’ but no, they are all betting on the short term, where they see a lot of risk in the market, and that’s where the problem lies. There’s the problem. It doesn’t seem like these guys at the Fed are seeing it. They aren’t seeing it, and they are going to create a huge problem.”
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