This week: Don’t read too much into yield curve inversion: DWS; Outflows from bonds will go to private market: DBS Don’t read too much into yield curve inversion: DWS DWS believes that it is too early to predict that a recession is coming, despite the US two-year treasury yield briefly moving above that of the 10-year this week, in an…
CIO Weekly – Yield curve inversion does not mean recession is coming: Sean Taylor of DWS
By Carly Lau, reporter | 31 March 2022

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