US Yield Curve Un-inversion: What It Means, What History Says, and What 2025 Is Signalling
What Un-inversion Means — A Quick Summary The US Treasury yield curve typically slopes upward, reflecting higher yields for longer maturities. It inverts when short-term yields (like the 2-year) rise above long-term yields (like the 10-year), usually because the Federal Reserve is aggressively tightening policy. Click here to be a part of myMoneySage Elite an […]










