The yield curve can tell a lot about investors’ expectations for interest rates and whether they predict the economy is going to expand or contract, and also, express its opinion about the direction of the stock market. When short-term interest rates are lower than long-term rates, the yield curve is sloping upwards, and it often precedes a significant economic recovery. In this instance, traders are anticipating a tighter central bank policy in the future, in order to tackle inflationary pressures in the commodity markets and the economy. Full article Posted on Saturday at 12:00 AM PST (GMT-8:00), but available all week long. 12/21 Gold Thoughts by Ned Schmidt FSO Contributors | Archive for Editorials | Contributor Info 12/22 Why the Fed Will Be Sidelined in 2010 by Michael PentoMarket Observation
The Message of the Yield Curve
December 22, 2009 by Gary Dorsch
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