The yield curve plots bond yields across maturities. Normally, long-term yields exceed short-term. An inverted yield curve (short > long) often precedes recessions. It reflects expectations about growth and inflation.
Example
2-year Treasury at 5%, 10-year at 4% = inverted curve.
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