By Ansh Chaudhary
The 3-month and 10-year Treasury yield curve inverted on Wednesday. CNBC writes:
The yield curve inversion between the 3-month Treasury bill and the 10-year note widened to its deepest level since the financial crisis, with investors now expecting a 13 basis point premium for holding 3-month bills over 10-year notes. The 3-month bill, anchored by Federal Reserve policy, held steady at 2.36%; the 10-year note yield last traded at 2.227% after hitting its lowest since September 2017."
A yield curve inversion is generally thought to presage a decline in GDP growth