The Yield Curve Proves Itself Again: SVB's Collapse
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The inverted yield curve, a favorite negative signal of financial markets, has been flashing red since July, indicating that investors expect higher interest rates or economic risk in the near term. The collapse of SVB, a German bank, shows that the yield curve is always right in predicting bad news.
Topics:business#economic-risk#finance#financial-markets#interest-rates#inverted-yield-curve#yield-curve
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