
147. Bond Markets with Nik Bhatia
The Bitcoin Standard Podcast
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Is an Inverted Yield Curve a Sign of Recession?
An inversion of the yield curve is an expression that big money investors are willing to lock up money for 10 to 30 years in treasuries. Investors fear deflation over any five to 10-year time horizon or at least disinflation from current levels. So it's advantageous to people that want to keep their money in short instruments because they can get a higher yield in a three-month than they can in a 10-year.
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