Two-Year Treasury Yield Highest Since 2007, Everything Inverted Over 1 Year

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    by Mish Shedlock, Mish Talk:

    Yields keep rising and most Fed members are itching for more hikes, recession or not.

    The yield curve chart above is easy to read and understand. The curve from 1 year through 7 years is inverted with the long end of the curve.

    The curve has been inverted in places for over a year. This is a recession signal and I believe the economy went into recession in May.

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    Treasury Yields May 24 to September 20 2022

    Yield Curve to Scale

    Yield Curve to Scale 2022-09-20

    The Fed is merrily hiking away and is likely to keep doing so until it breaks something big time. The Fed will hike 75 basis points tomorrow and the market thinks another 75 basis points is coming in November.

    If so, it is doubtful the markets will like it much.

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