Inverted Yield Curves

Conventional wisdom says that when the yield curve inverts, the economy slows down. AQR Principal Jordan Brooks and David Kupersmith review the evidence, and discuss what it means for an investor’s bond portfolio.

This podcast was recorded on May 21, 2019.

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