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The real yield curve has inverted, signaling potential economic trouble ahead. This inversion occurs when long-term interest rates fall below short-term rates, often seen as a warning sign of a looming recession.
The US Treasury yield curve has been flattening, with the spread between the 10-year and 2-year yields narrowing to its lowest level since 2007. Some analysts predict that the curve could invert further, which has historically been a sign of an impending recession. However, others argue that the current economic conditions are different and that an inversion may not necessarily lead to a recession. The market is closely watching the yield curve as an indicator of the health of the US economy.