Epic collapse underway in the US Treasury yield curve

fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=NwP2

Once again, it’s all about moves in the bond market … and, per yesterday’s tweet, related concerns about inflation, a late Fed, and the risk of a monetary policy error.

Yields are higher, the 2s-10s curve is below 10 basis points, and the pockets of inversion are intensifying. pic.twitter.com/EoQ8HT8WmZ

— Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) March 29, 2022

On the #Fed's ongoing and costly monetary policy mistake:
This from Bill Dudley's @bopinion post, "The Fed Has Made a U.S. #Recession Inevitable."
Bill is the former president of the @NewYorkFed
Interesting to see the extent to which former central bankers are expressing concern pic.twitter.com/IFnvWea6mb

— Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) March 29, 2022

Bro! pic.twitter.com/X7DyAhoSgY

— I. Vodenitcharov CFA CMT (@iv_technicals) March 29, 2022

🇺🇸 Yield Curve

When the number of inverted yield curves exceeds 50%, the risk of a US recession increases significantly
👉 t.co/J8O1uboYvU

h/t @LanceRoberts #markets #yieldcurve #yields $spx #spx #stocks#stockmarket #equities #bonds #recession #recessions #investing pic.twitter.com/1ylkO4zyaj

— ISABELNET (@ISABELNET_SA) March 29, 2022

ht @Hedgeye pic.twitter.com/7PWq6C0Nih

— Ronnie Stoeferle (@RonStoeferle) March 29, 2022

Bank of America suggests this rally may be an "epic selling opportunity."$SPX $SPY $QQQ t.co/kOdRWpOWVg

— Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) March 28, 2022

h/t mark000