Gwyneth's eating carbs, blondes have roots, and Coke is nostalgic—are we recession-bound or just sharing memes online?

US consumers signal recession with affluent consumers now struggling too; US ramps up bullying of Canada, EU; Japan rice ...

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No, vampires, latex and Lady Gaga are not recession indicators. Neither are Labubus. Where are the grown-ups with the real ...

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The yield curve identifies changes in the economy without the need to make additional calculations. When people refer to the yield curve, they mean the graph mapping the yields of U.S. Treasury ...

Bond investors, anticipating the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady again this week, are moving away from longer ...

Gross domestic product is a key measure of economic health. GDP is the monetary value of all finished goods and services made within a country during a certain period, and it‘s used to estimate the ...

Note, though, that the monthly chart of the 10-year-3-month yield spread shows that there was no yield curve inversion prior to the 1990 recession, so this could be viewed as a false negative.

The yield curve went through its longest period of inversion ever and is now on the cusp of uninverting. Some say this is a recession trigger. Let’s investigate. What Is an Inversion? In a normal ...

When the yield curve flattens and eventually inverts, you worry. But it’s when a recession hits, the Fed cuts rates and the curve steepens that you become s**t scared.