Bonds continue to signal oncoming recession—5 experts react to the warning (via TradingNation)
yields — inverting further this week, a phenomenon many market watchers believe to be a signal of recession.Here's how five Wall Street experts are addressing the concerns:
"We don't think a recession is imminent. Yes, we have this inversion of the yield curve. That's more of a signal that investors think the Fed is not accommodative enough, but I think there's a lot of stuff going into that, mostly being the uncertainty. This consumer is still strong. The fundamentals are really good.
Alan Ruskin, Deutsche Bank's global head of G-10 FX strategy, said the rate rout could actually benefit the broader market for a time: Brian Levitt, global market strategist for North America at Invesco, also said this yield curve inversion might prove to be atypical:
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