In the past week, the global bond market has witnessed a surge in bond yields, especially medium- and long-term bonds. There have been quite a few discussions about the US bond 10Y-2Y yield curve being inverted for nearly 1 year, suddenly turning back up. The question is whether the bond yield curve is “normalizing” or signaling an impending recession cycle like in 1992, 2000, 2008, and 2020?
This weekend's macroeconomics column from Viet Hustler will answer readers' questions from the past week about a series of information related to bond yields, on financial newspaper headlines and on Viet Hustler's news page. Among them, the main questions include:
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