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The Inverted Yield Curve Spells Trouble for Markets

In a recession, interest rates tend to go lower so investors are interested in moving to the safety of bonds and in locking in current high yields. This increases the demand for longer-term bonds thereforeu00a0 boosting their prices and lowering their yields. The curve typically turns negative late in the business cycle as investors rush to the safety of bonds. For Stock Market Research, visit Smart Money Gains.

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