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FRED: 10-Year Treasury Minus 2-Year Treasury at 0.47% (2026-08-10)

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FEDERAL RESERVE ECONOMIC DATA (FRED) RELEASE Series: 10-Year Treasury Minus 2-Year Treasury Series ID: T10Y2Y Release Date: 2026-04-17 Frequency: Daily Source: Federal Reserve Category: Rates CURRENT VALUE: The 10-Year Treasury Minus 2-Year Treasury stands at 0.55% as of 2026-04-17…

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Yield curve inversion (negative) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Interest rates are a primary tool of Federal Reserve monetary policy. Changes in rates affect borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, influencing economic activity and inflation.
60% confidence
Interest rates are a primary tool of Federal Reserve monetary policy. Changes in rates affect borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, influencing economic activity and inflation
60% confidence
Interest rates are a primary tool of Federal Reserve monetary policy; changes in rates affect borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, influencing economic activity and inflation
60% confidence
Interest rates are a primary tool of Federal Reserve monetary policy; changes in rates affect borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, influencing economic activity and inflation.
60% confidence
Interest rates are a primary tool of Federal Reserve monetary policy and changes affect borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, influencing economic activity and inflation
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative spread) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative spread) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative) historically predicts recession
60% confidence
Interest rates are a primary tool of Federal Reserve monetary policy. Changes in rates affect borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, influencing economic activity and inflation.
60% confidence
Yield curve inversion (negative T10Y2Y spread) historically predicts recession.
60% confidence
Interest rates are a primary tool of Federal Reserve monetary policy. Changes in rates affect borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, influencing economic activity and inflation
60% confidence