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Govt Bond Market Measure Says Recession Risk Growing

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Start date Jul 9, 2019

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Jul 9, 2019

Government Bond-Market Measure Says Recession Risk Growing

Yield on short-term Treasurys has been higher than on long-term notes for more than 30 consecutive trading sessions

The yield on three-month bills has exceeded that of the benchmark 10-year Treasury note by as much as 0.259 percentage point, the most since May 2007.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/government-bond-market-measure-says-recession-risk-growing-11562690652

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