Once in a great while, we see the Treasury bond yield curve invert; that is, short-term Treasuries
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Once in a great while, we see the Treasury bond yield “curve” invert; that is, short-term Treasuries pay more than longer-term Treasuries. Offer an explanation for this phenomenon that does not violate the principles of investing discussed in this chapter.
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