Reported about 5 hours ago
Parts of the U.S. Treasury yield curve indicate growing fears that the Federal Reserve may postpone necessary interest rate cuts as economic growth slows. The inversion of yields, especially between two-year and five-year Treasury notes, has historically signaled upcoming recessions. Market analysts are closely watching February's jobs data for further clues on economic conditions, while recent declines in longer-dated yields reflect pessimism about growth amid uncertainty over government policies and tariffs.
Source: YAHOO