Will the inverted bond curve continue?

For political purposes, Trump will keep putting pressure on the Fed to keep an easy policy. He tweets about how the stock market crashed because of the Fed all the time. Hence, their 60 mins interview just before they announced a reversal in policy to get ahead of Trump. They've tried to raise rates to slow the economy, which puts pressure on Trump in 2020 (whether its political or not, it still is).

Generally, recessions start about 12-14 months after inversion. That puts us into the election season.

Trump could cut regulations even more to counter, or threaten Nationalization over National Security. Doubt he could cut taxes again like last time. We'll see.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-blocking-property-persons-involved-serious-human-rights-abuse-corruption/

Deflation pressures are going to get stronger and stronger as the Boomers exit stage left. 2021 the majority of them will be at retirement age and instead of pumping into the system, they'll start drawing from it.

Prepare!

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