LONDON (Reuters) – The U.S. yield curve was inverted for the second straight trading session on Thursday, as investors’ concerns that the world’s biggest economy could be heading for recession deepened. ()
Two-year U.S. borrowing costs fell below 10-year costs for the first time since 2007 on Tuesday, and the gap between the two was last at -0.91 basis points on Wednesday.
Thirty year U.S. Treasury yields hit a new low of 1.98% (), having fallen 27 basis points this week, the biggest one-week fall since May 2012.
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