Chart of the Week: Yield Curve (10 Year/Fed Funds) vs. Unemployment Less Inflation
Fascinating study via Spencer England’s Equity Review: The
Yield Curve tends to flip negative whenever Inflation exceeds
Unemployment.
Yield Curve (10 Year/Fed Funds) vs. Unemployment Less Inflation
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Source: Spencer
England’s Equity Review
The bold red line represents the Yield Curve, while the thinner line is the remainder of Unemployment once Inflation is subtracted.
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Please do explain. What conclusion should I draw?
Posted by: anne | Apr 25, 2005 2:49:01 PM
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