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ZERO HEDGE writes: In the mid-term, nuclear power plants are considered by some experts to be the most ...
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(By Phoenix Capital Research)
The Fed is now cornered courtesy of the coming inflationary recession.
Let’s start with the economy first.
The 2s-10s yield curve is just a 19.4 basis points away from inversion. The last FOUR times this yield curve inverted the U.S. experienced a recession soon after. I’ve identified that line on the chart below…
A recession is bad enough news because it means a bear market in stocks and most likely a crash. Here’s that same chart with the S&P 500 below it. Note what happened to stocks soon after the yield curve inversion hit (note that the 1990 market saw a 17% drop, but the chart doesn’t show it well)…
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