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Bond Market Yield Curve Returns to Normal, Alleviating Recession Fears
The bond market’s yield curve, which had been inverted for much of the past year, has returned to its normal state. The inversion, where short-term bond yields were higher than long-term yields, had raised concerns about a potential recession, as it’s historically been a signal of economic downturn. Now, the yield curve’s normalization reflects renewed confidence in the economy, easing fears of an imminent recession. Investors are watching closely as this shift may influence future monetary policies and market trends.
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