Bond market yield curve inverts, signaling Fed may be too slow to cut rates, risks recession

but did not hold on a closing basis. Other parts of the yield curve have inverted and remain that way, but the 2-year to 10-year spread is the most widely watched.

"Looks like the Fed is going to be stubborn, and the yield curve is starting to price that in," noted Andy Brenner of National Alliance.called its first rate cut in more than a decade a "recalibration," emphasizing it is not on a "pre-set course" for future cuts.

The U.S. 10-year was at 2.07% ahead of the Fed's last meeting, and was at 1.58% Wednesday afternoon. The 2-year was at about the same rate, but was fluctuating, having hit a high of 1.58%.

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Like a school teacher, my inverted curves will be gone before 4pm. cnbc invertedcurve inversion algos interestrates Fed

Just curious... the economy is booming why do we need that?

Fake news,,,10 yr is higher than 2 yr t note, just looked

Liberal media is creating fear, economy is solid. Don't put fear in consumers. You will create recession, not bond yields. By broadcasting fear, creates fear.

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Even Dems are smart enough to realize, no recession, no chance in 2020

Manufactured crisis

If the market pulls back again because of the yield curve....I'm all for it! Who wouldn't want to buy stocks at a cheaper price.

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