Banks tighten lending standards amid rising rates, potential economic slowdown. Global yield curves invert, highest 2-year rates since 1992.

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As rates rise and the economy slows, banks tighten their credit lending standards out of fear of higher loan losses. If the credit to the economy dries up more than anticipated, then the slowdown might accelerate. A credit-starved economy is no bueno

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Yield curves around the world are inverting the most in decades. German 2-year yields are the highest versus 10-year rates since 1992.

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