Global Yield Curves Are Un-Inverting, Here's What You Need to Know
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- It's not just USTs. Rates are falling all over the world faster in shorter maturities than long. That means a global wave of un-inversions and bull steepening right as more and more central banks plan to accelerate their own rate cutting. All of it for the same reason. Globally synchronized.
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Concerning the yield curve
August 2007 : Un-yielded curve at +0.25%
October 2007 : Un-yielded curve at +0.50% Markets topped
December 2007 : Un-yielded curve at +1.00% Start of the recession
September 2024 :Un-yielded curve at +0.25%
Markets could top in the next weeks... Bad unemployment data could be the game changer
Super good observation. What is a chance that government lie about job data to save the day?
There already is bad unemployment data!
The amount of new jobs are extremely low and a lot of people are getting fired, especially in the tech sector. And guess what the tech jobs(and other jobs with higher than average wages) disproportionally effect the economy, because people with these jobs simply have enough income to have demands for products beside the minimal products to survive.
Unemployment numbers are likely to be ok when they are released later today. Futures are already rallying, which suggests that employment data has been leaked to those who matter. I'm not saying the job mkt is ok. Not by any means. We all know, the numbers are highly manipulated.
they not gonna let a market top happen until the election. they don't want any added negative news. the new administration can take the blame, whoever that will be.
@@petermoyse unemployment figures are always okay... till the revisions.
Seems the market has recently been factoring in revisions; the jig is up!
Given the re-inverting yield curve and increased market volatility, I'm reevaluating my portfolios, and the outlook is concerning. what strategy should I use to reallocate funds within my $400K portfolio?
The inversion implies anticipated lower future growth, potentially resulting in decreased lending and investment. Hence, finding the appropriate asset allocation and collaborating with an advisor experienced in bear markets is imperative.
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Congress is for sale. On the take. BOTH PARTIES. And Congress mandates the Federal Reserve. What could go wrong?
Welcome to a train that left 50 years ago
@@SmockedBebefull to the brim with gravy!
Thanks Jeff.
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Hey Jeff. Are you sure all of this weakness is Globally synchronized ? The U.S economy looks more robust than other countries . Perhaps the fed cut rates in order to give other Central banks more room to cut their rates without causing devaluing their currency to the dollar.
Powell expressed concerns over the job market when he signaled the start of rate cuts. If he wasn't worried, he would have cut by 25 bps rather than by 50 bps. U.S. unemployment bottomed last year and has been rising ever since.
The rate of change in unemployment is a bad sign. US economy was robust all the way through mid 08
Exactly, you think we are doing bad. Research Germany
The federal government of the United States is playing catch up yes we are the healthiest cow on the way to the chopping block
The US economy looks rebust because the data is actively manipulated by the encumbent government.
And the dollar is losing value compared to the Euro...
2 years ago 1 euro was worth 0,97 dollar, now 1 euro is worth 1,11 dollar.
Jeff will get recession once in his lifetime 😁😁😄🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Most people are in a financial recession already because they don't have enough to pay all the bills.
Broken clock. There will be a recession maybe in 9-12 months from now! When yield curve completely uninverts. But CBs gonna react very quickly. Forget market crash like the 2008 one. There will be printing like crazy and asset price inflation, debasement.
May e they shouldn't wait in line to spend money on gadgets they don't need.
@@tibsyy895 The yield curve had been fully inverted for several years until recently. Cheap credit does not mean easy credit. Guess what rates were when the brunt of the GFC hit the market and economy. Are you suggesting that this time is different and that we can print our way to prosperity?
@@tibsyy895 you're sooo wrong it's not even funny anymore 🤣🤣
Ueda looks like he eats people
Global recession
Markets are shooting up! No big recession can be tolerated.
@@John-wf5if Making it worse. Far worse.
Exactly @@bolti1976
It’s not a recession. This is bigger than the Great Depression.
@@EKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEK Lol, no it's not. Lay off the doomer bias. All will be fine.
Never believe the Official Narratives/LIES, on any subject!!!!
The problem with all of the charts and predictions is that we cannot define what a recession even is. The idea that the government can determine how well ordinary people are faring financially is a mockery.
True. Deconstructive and abstract, but true. The problem is the People involved in the markets have little association with those outside of it. They deal with numerical classification. Where an experience is harrowing and is a common experience amongst many people, they see a percentage alteration. The human brain, depending on the brain, finds it difficult to uphold all broad aspects of thought. This is why economists are mathematically very smart, but fail, often, to read the room.
a recession is when your neighbor can't get a job. a depression is when you can't get a job.
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@@arandmorgan well said!
This is yet another good reason why we need to focus on de-globalisation when we get out of this recession!
Bring back factories in Europe and the US!!!
Why is this a good plan some might ask?
Although it is true that it leads to higher prices(in the short term) it also ends up increasing GDP in your own nation, instead of in another. And instead of service money as GDP, production money is the real valuable part of the output of a nation!
But also from a climate and efficiency perspective it is crazy that we produce products now where we ship intermediates multiple times across the planet before raw goods get turned into a full product.
Take bicycles for an example(I am Dutch). A lot of bicycles produced in my country first start as raw product outside of Europe, this gets shipped either to my nation first or to China direct. Then the intermediate is send to Europe, some work gets done on it, then that intermediate is send back to China to get assembled into a bike to then be send back to Europe to then be shipped across the world.
And this is not the exception, it's the rule and often with more complex products it's even worse. With sometimes products making multiple trips back and forth before being finished.
This leads to high CO2 costs and a lot of unececary logistical movements! It highly inflates the demand for logistics and all that back and forth shipping looks good for export numbers, but it is all fake inflated numbers
What recession? The US is not in a recession, and there are zero indicators that say we are heading towards one.
Do you have any idea what a recession even is?
@@kokomo9764 I wonder what else is different in your imaginary world
@@kokomo9764 Current employment trends are certainly looking to be flashing an early warning indicator. And rising unemployment definitely is one of those indicators. US consumer spending has been weakening lately, especially in durable goods: another early indicator. While GDP growth has technically been positive in 2024, for the data where we have it so far, it's been less than inflation, so has been weak and contracting in real dollar terms.
@@kokomo9764Real GDP has been basically stagnant, and as others stated, employment data is looking bad. Amount of jobs being created is vastly lower than it was projected to be, and companies across all sectors have been going into hiring freezes. Recession is coming. When? Not totally sure. But it’s on its way.
The distress for banks is a farce, what we have experienced past 2 years is a result of a system that has worked incredibly well. Fed just had to tighten credit to cool economy.
Yeah, the fed always ‘bailing’ out banks easing said financial tensions after the domino effect from Signature and Silicon Valley bank. The rich get richer while the middle class clamors and struggles, the poor...well.
Yeah, the fed always ‘bailing’ out banks easing said financial tensions after the domino effect from Signature and Silicon Valley bank.
Yeah that sufficed, but what really helped the economy was rising immigration that helped even out the mismatch between open job & ppl looking for work.
I agree. Rising productivity is manna for central banks, allowing faster growth without inflation cos each hour of work yields more goods and services at same cost.
I’m indifferent. All I really do care about is what assets and securities will continue the AI rally? I have a 100k portfolio, and I have a friend who has grown theirs to over 30% with the recent rallies. He is up 6% this month alone!
Super Jeff, explained very well and understood.
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They are coordinated to "protect" their fiat currencies...so they will all go down together.
Germany, Canada, etc.
Get your Gold and Silver sooner than later.
I'm up here in Canazuela. I own more Gold than the Service Corp masquerading as the gov't
And I agree with the Japanese central bank, even the US needs to hike interest rates. Yes it means it will cause a recession earlier.
But the economy needs to cool down and the sooner it does this the less painful it will be!
People pretend recessions are a bad thing, it is not. Recession are there to kill companies that aren't healthy, it leads to evolutionary processes for companies. It forces companies to innovate and distinguish themselves from others and the strong survive.
Disagree wholeheartedly.
Jobs hiring data and unemployment data are terrible and trending in the wrong direction. Increasing interest rates might pound the US economy into a harsher recession and it just isn't necessary.
We don't want a doom spiral of gloomy hiring which causes layoffs which causes consumers to spend less, which causes valuations/company projections to go lower, which causes even less growth/hiring and the cycle continues on from there.
Where I agree with you that a recession is necessary (NOT AT ALL A GOOD THING) we don't want to pound ourselves into an even bigger economic apocalypse.
Treasury yields and other safe cash-like investments are raising high returns, yet most investors believe this is a good time to buy stocks than gold despite crash. I'd love to spread across $400k into profit yielding dividend equities and end the year well, but unsure of which to get acquire.
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Jeff continues his broken record
The FED fought the inflation and won. As predicted by the inverted yield curve
The long term rates never rose like the short term because all the market believed that the FED would act and defeat the inflation: only Jeff can not undesatand because he is paid to spread propaganda not make money in the markets
Yip. Doomers leading sheep to poor house. Been seeing clowns like this for 2+ years. SPX opens ath today but world is ending. 😂 clown show
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AND YET...markets go up and up and up!
Correct me if I'm wrong but once the Fed starts cutting rates the short end follows suit while the long end remains largely unchanged then 'that's' the yield curve uninverting. How's that a predictor of recession any more than the actual Fed rate cuts themselves? Like saying Fed rate cuts always predict recession...well of course they do but neither the cuts nor the curve uninverting is a Predictor but instead nothing more than a Response to weakening economy.
The Fed follows the bond market not the bond market following the Fed
Might want to take a look at the futures today eh bud.
But it’s different this time, right? 😂
Let's see what happens after the election.
Greenspan looks like a Toucan 😊
Market went up
As always. Doomers sell doom, whilst markets head higher and higher in perpetuity!
All doom all the time. Be sure to admit you were wrong when "No recession until Q4 2025"
What will you be doing when you are wrong?
Some economists have projected that both the U.S. and parts of Europe could slip into a recession for a portion of 2024. A global recession, defined as a contraction in annual global per capita income, is more rare because China and emerging markets often grow faster than more developed economies. Essentially the world economy is considered to be in recession if economic growth falls behind population growth.
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I can’t wait to shell out my cash pile when market goes on discount!
When your cash still has its value
And stocks continue to the moon, while bond yields jump 25 basis points in 2 weeks
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I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of
information can be a big hurdle. I've been
making more than $100k passively by just
investing through an advisor, and I don't have
to do much work. Inflation or no inflation, my
finances remain secure. So I really don't blame
people who panic.
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Looks like for the END of September the US Treasury Bonds have rates going up (slowly). You predicted this in an episode released in late August, if memory serves
A big pain point in the eurodollar market right now is that it is not clear if the currency tokens are getting prices right, at least on oil.
price = information.
After the russia sanctions, a subset of trade data got hidden so the current prices are probably way off.
Most new jobs are government jobs. A net negative to GDP. So fed jobs numbers are meaningless. Manufacturing is dropping fast and service sector will follow. Un-inversion is less reliable because it can take more than 12 months for recession to materialize. The fed rate drop of 50 basis points or more is the better indicator of coming recession. I think China's last move will be a catalyst to GFC 2.0. Next 3 months will be interesting as the recession heats up during an election year.
Thank you again for a comprehensive and informative video.
Sidenote: I am so incredibly curious what Jeff Snider would look like with short hair. Rate cuts -> hair cuts? 😂
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Luckily I’m young enough that I can just ride this crap out.
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The economy is not just fine but who cares, if they can just manipulate the stock markets. FX markets included.
you say the yield curve uninverted in 12/2000. That was no help in predicting the stock market, because stocks started going down in 1/2000
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Jeff, long time follower and fan....
I'm curious your response to the likes of Luke Gromen, who say with Debt/GDP at such high levels, this time is "different", as the rates being lowered is a function of Debt Obligations more-so than economic troubles. They just cannot afford higher rates, and actually want inflation as to lower Debt/GDP by way of Financial Repression etc.
And that Recession cannot be allowed, as it'd lead to lower tax receipts which leads to higher deficits which leads to more QE etc etc etc.
Curious what you think of all this. Thanks.
Bond Inversion returning to normal, uninversion breaks English so bad I am undrunk. Good video nice analysis
maybe this time we will get not "cuts" but "sets" to 0.- straight away. and that's why this time it's different
Bad times ahead. I just cannot take the officials, bankers and politicians serious anymore. The just lie and lie and talk to much.
Japan is worried about whats going on in the USA. AKA if we raise rates while US lowers theirs, our buddies will lose their ass on the YEN carry trade.
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I wonder if because higher rates (and the inverted curve they create if central banks push them too high) make banking a more profitable activity, lending and credit creation actually isn't reduced by anywhere near as much as central banks expect it to be. So the economy actually does fairly well even though now rates are way higher than previously, because banks are very willing to lend, are out in the market actively seeking new debtors, and extremely happy to lock people into repayment contracts at rates well above what they expect future rates to be (what the inverted curve tells them).
So every time, economists see this and think "this time it's different". They see inflation coming down (think it's because they raised rates when in reality it's just the market and the process of time bringing it down) and see the economy doing well (because banks are very happy to create credit at these rates and debtors are assuming inflation and wage growth will enable them to service the higher yield debt) and think the soft landing is bang on track.
Then of course the curve uninverts, deflation rips through the economy and they have to admit, once again, that they have no idea what they're doing
As global yield curves uninvert, economic instability becomes more apparent, driving investors toward safe havens. Gold and silver are soaring in value, offering protection and wealth in uncertain times.
And The Bank of England . as usual while the whole world cuts rates, held ours and choked that little bit of extra money out of The British working class.
The Japanese discussion was very enlightening.
Thanks Jeff. Fantastic as usual. I'm in your camp, but then I hear Luke Groman make the case for "this time it's different." He makes a strong case but I don't know enough to point out why he is mistaken. Can you help? This week Luke was on Palisade Gold Radio saying "No recession."
great commentary (again) Jeff - just need a better mic or some sound dampening in your new office
Hey, Jeff. I have left this message on the other content creators who talk about the un-inversion. What is the average time in days that the recession starts after the un-inversion?
why do you have blank frames on the wall behind you?
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Who's right?
All we have to know is buy the dip. That is all. Peace and love!
Markets In Us and Europe making new ATH:s today. Yield Curve inversion is not reliable after Covid. The market is just pushing higher driven by enormous technological progression. To be short is like a deathwish to yourself, fighting this progression.
He he he. You just made my day. When a comment like yours suddenly appears out of nowhere. Seemingly convinced they are correct and millions of people are wrong, I feel better. Bro: I'm so short this market it would make your head spin.
@@Itsaboutthewaterlife The market tells you who is wrong and who is right. Millions is just a minority. You have a billion against you.
@@Itsaboutthewaterlife The market tells you who is wrong and who is right. A few million is just a minority. You have at least a billion against you.
@@Itsaboutthewaterlife Market telles you who is right and who is wrong. A few millions is a minority, you have at least a billion against you.
@@Deshen777 "World In Shock From New Russian Nuclear Doctrine" Ehhhhh. Tell that to Vladimir Putin.
Where do you see short term rates going over the next few years?
I’m glad I found your channel!!!!
Did you 'find' it or, was it 'suggested'? I'm in the same boat
It was suggested
@@derekc8974 Hmmm
How were you compensated for your comment?
Jeff "I Paid to Promote Today's Video and Still Nobody Clicked" Snider. Debunked.
WE HAVE TO BE IN RECESSION BY NOW!
Did that paint ever dry?
DAX ath today....
Big bull is coming
thank you Jeff
thanks Jeff
excellent. thx
I’m not sure why who was handling your customer accounts and the fact that they canceled most of your customers accounts. It happened to me a long while back, which I went with it because inflation was eating into my income, but then I could tell that they had done it to your other customers. Because I could tell that you and Steve had obviously lost a lot of your customers and needed to recruit more. I just thought I would let you know that it wasn’t an organic thing losing your customers. It was whoever was handling your account your customer accounts probably the person handling the website. I have no idea, but I just thought I’d let you know.
It’s been a while since that went down. It could be a year now for me. I don’t know. Time flies. I get wrapped up in work. I used to use music to gauge time, but I had to run from music because like everything else they just turned it into a weaponized torture device.
And I love y’all’s work. Y’all definitely did not need all your customers accounts just canceled out of nowhere. It certainly was not your customers leaving y’all.
Just bought long term treasury bond funds, smart or dumb?
Guaranteed loss.
George Gammon might say good move. See his interview with Daniella on ITM
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@@islandaerial3414 The guy that scammed families of aspiring actors?
@@islandaerial3414 Gammon scammed families of aspiring actors.
Geoff pushing out his recession call from summer to fall to winter now 🙃🤡
And from 2022 to 2023 to 2024….
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I think we will have a recession / depression no matter who gets elected. However i think it will be much worse of a recession / depression if harris gets elected over trump. GOD help us all 🙏
It won’t happen as soon as most think. The can will get kicked down the road for much much longer. Don’t bet your money on it.
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Would make sense seeing as how I'm not subbed yet, he is being pushed...
He pays to promote his Confidence Trick.
The thumbnail is deceiving, you appear to have presentable hair but when the video starts you have the crypt keeper hairdo
Could the yield curve invert again at this stage?
More on point, why are japanese officials always so scary looking. Ueda should defnitely be cast in a horror film.
You should buy one white dress shirt and a bunch of different ties to make it look like you have more than the same 3 t-shirts you use for all your videos
Nor would that hurt him.
If you did something about your hair, you would regain my respect. Just saying
I would have to agree
This chump had your respect!?
If he faced his critics or admitted his bad arguments he could keep the hair and I'd still respect him more. But he doesn't. So he's a turd.
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The all trueness, this guys is straight up macro genius he gives you good ideas fo real it's placed in good and important stuff. good study good stuff. It is why this starts w eurodollar historically