Hard Landing! 10Y-2Y Yield Curve Suggests Coming Recession

Sharing is Caring!

by confoundedinterest17

Whenever the 10Y-2Y Treasury yield curve slope goes negative, it is following by positive slope … then recession. Like clockwork.

Following every recession since the 1970s, the 10Y-2Y Treasury yield curve slope has risen, then declined. This time around, the 10Y-2Y Treasury curve has remained negatively-slope long than usual suggesting a larger than normal snapback. Into a hard landing.

See also  Repo failures surged 50%, swap spreads hit record lows. Credit card delinquency rates are reaching 2008's levels. When is the rug pull coming?

Democrats in particular love hard landings because that green lights them for massive wasteful spending.


Views: 154

Leave a Comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.