"Experts Warn of Looming Recession as Yield Curve Steepens"

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Fidelity Investments' Jurrien Timmer warns that the stock market may experience big drawdowns in the months to come as the Federal Reserve nears the end of the rate-hike cycle and the days of peak yield curve inversion have probably come and gone. Timmer studied the 3-month versus 10-year inversion and found that the worst performance was after the inversion in 2007, when the S&P 500 drawdown reached as much as 51%. The market held up for a bit, but then there were big drawdowns in the months that followed.
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