The 10-year (US10Y) and 2-year (US2Y) Treasury yields reached 4%, with the curve inverting early on Monday for the first time since August. The move comes after Friday's blowout jobs report.

US GDP has also been positive for three ... Yield-curve inversion points to rising joblessness According to this chart from Piper Sandler, yield-curve inversions have typically meant rising ...

Inverted yield curves raise short-term US treasury yields closer to those of ... YCharts offers a library of pre-built chart templates, which can be accessed in just a couple of clicks.

Typically, a recession occurs between six and 24 months after the 2s10s yield curve—a chart mapping the yields ... that a perfect soft landing awaits us all. It should be clear in coming months ...

that remind us that there were five recessions in which the yield curve inversion went away before the recession even began. If you look back at the chart at the top, you will see these episodes ...

Rising deficits, reduced foreign demand, and investor unease over trade policy drive bond market turbulence and broader risk ...

See the chart above. Here, the yield curve naturally floats upwards ... although analysts are careful to note that this phenomenon cannot tell us exactly when a recession will happen.

The most common way to look at the yield curve is to chart yields from U.S. Treasury two-year notes out to yields on U.S. Treasury 10-year bonds. Most of the time, yields on longer maturities are ...