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Financial Glossary

Yield Curve

The difference between long- and short-term bond interest rates. An inversion may signal a recession ahead.

Explanation

10Y − 2Y spread. A yield-curve inversion (negative spread) is a historically reliable recession indicator within 12-18 months.

Technical detail

The model uses yield-curve slope as a macro feature. On inversion, the ensemble aggressively reduces equity exposure.

US yield curve today →

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