Yield Curve Update: 10-Year vs 1-Month Inversion Persists

Every duration from 1-year through 10-years is inverted with 1-month yields.

Yield Curve Inversions

I count 22 inversions.

In some previous posts I incorrectly had the Fed Funds rate at 2.50. The Effective Fed Funds Rate today is 2.41. It has been either 2.41 or 2.40 for over a month.

Yield Curve in One Picture

The yield curve is inverted between 1-year and 13-years.

Mike “Mish” Shedlock

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BeVeridge
BeVeridge
7 years ago

I keep an eye on Treasury 4% 2060 as a proxy for the UK long term rate of interest.Currently £180 odd,will get to £200 think I.Issued in 2009 I believe

KidHorn
KidHorn
7 years ago

Gee, do you think the bond market expects the FED to start cutting rates?

meepbobeep
meepbobeep
7 years ago

Yuck.

stillCJ
stillCJ
7 years ago

T-bills offered at this moment at 3-mo 2.350 and 10-yr 2.395. Not quite inverted. The 9-mo T-bill is also 2.395. (per Tradeweb dealer network)

mark0f0
mark0f0
7 years ago

Mish, has the curve ever uninverted itself without central bank policy intervention?

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