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What Is the U.S. Yield Curve Signaling About the Economic Outlook?

Group CIO Dan Ivascyn says that while there’s considerable uncertainty going forward, it’s premature to suggest a recession is imminent.

Group CIO Dan Ivascyn says that while there’s considerable uncertainty going forward, it’s premature to suggest a recession is imminent simply because we’ve seen some inversion in a portion of the U.S. yield curve.

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Daniel J. Ivascyn

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What Is the U.S. Yield Curve Signaling About the Economic Outlook?

The Author

Daniel J. Ivascyn

Latest Insights

Implementation Matters: A Review of the Performance of Alternative Risk Premia Strategies in 2020

What China’s 14th Five‑Year Plan Means for Investors

Does ESG Matter for Sovereign Debt Investing?

Distressed Credit Opportunities on Rise Amid Uncertainties in Middle Markets

Income Strategy Update: Navigating an Uneven Recovery

First the Election, Now the Governing: Fiscal Policy Priorities, Challenges, and Implications

Examining the Global Outlook and Long‑Term Disruptors

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Policymakers: Pulling Out All The Stops

September Fed Meeting: Divisions Over the Path of Policy

European Central Bank Policy: QE Infinity

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