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Currently, the world is facing a phenomenon known as yield curve inversion.
The word "yield" is the interest rate of the bonds being issued. The “yield” in yield curve inversion refers to US Treasury Yield, which means the rate that US government is borrowing money. While "curve" refers to the curved line you see when you plot a graph of interest rate vs maturity. This curve will be upward sloping in a healthy economy; more time to return money = more risk.
But nobody knows what the future may hold.
The word "yield" is the interest rate of the bonds being issued. The “yield” in yield curve inversion refers to US Treasury Yield, which means the rate that US government is borrowing money. While "curve" refers to the curved line you see when you plot a graph of interest rate vs maturity. This curve will be upward sloping in a healthy economy; more time to return money = more risk.
But nobody knows what the future may hold.
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