

Is The Yield Curve’s Recession Signal Wrong?Jeff Snider
Oct 30, 2024
Jeff Snider, an expert on macroeconomics and the Eurodollar system, joins to dissect the inverted yield curve and its reliability as a recession predictor. He discusses subtle economic indicators hinting at a slowing economy, particularly through hiring patterns. The conversation delves into modern banking challenges and credit dynamics, highlighting risks in private credit and the evolving landscape of financial intermediation. Snider also analyzes the complexities surrounding interest rates and the Eurodollar system's significance in the global economy.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Signs of an Oncoming Recession
03:51 • 28min
Understanding Inverted Yield Curves and Economic Signals
31:42 • 18min
Dynamics of Modern Banking and Credit Challenges
49:35 • 16min
Navigating Credit Market Dynamics
01:05:38 • 12min
Assessing Risks in Private Credit and Equity
01:17:38 • 1min
The Complexity of Interest Rates
01:19:06 • 6min
Exploring the Eurodollar System and Its Economic Implications
01:24:59 • 2min