630 Days Inverted: Length Matters?

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Yield-Curve Inversion," occurs when short-term bond yields surpass those of long-term bonds. This unusual pattern, exceeding over 630 days, marks the longest period of inversion since 1970, highlighting investor concerns about the near-term economic prospects.

 

Historically, these inversions have often preceded economic recessions, though they are not foolproof indicators.

 

We are vigilantly monitoring this situation. Our RiskFirst^® approach is geared towards ensuring that our strategies are well-prepared to navigate potential downturns, always keeping your investments secure.

 

 

630 Days Inverted: Length Matters?

Source: Bloomberg, Redwood. Data as of 3/27/2024. Date Range from 6/1/1976 – 3/26/2024.

 

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