Historically, an inverted yield curve has often preceded economic recessions, and many investment professionals view the current inversion as a troubling sign for what may lie ahead for the US economy. However, the 10-year US Treasury yield has been lower than the 2-year US Treasury yield for over a year, and a recession has (apparently) not yet begun. In this episode of the ROI podcast, Ryan and Bill Housey discuss:

Is the inverted US Treasury yield curve a broken signal today or is a recession still coming?
Are investors too optimistic about “soft landing” (or “no landing”) scenarios for the US economy?
What’s lies ahead for Fed policy?
How should investment professionals think about risk and positioning fixed income portfolios for what lies ahead?

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