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Ep 2 | Bill Housey | Is the Inverted Yield Curve a Broken Signal or Is a Recession Still Coming? And What Does that Mean For Fixed Income? | ROI Podcast

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Historically, an inverted yield curve has often preceded economic recessions, and many investment professionals view the current inversion as a troubling sign for what may lie ahead for the US economy. However, the 10-year US Treasury yield has been lower than the 2-year US Treasury yield for over a year, and a recession has (apparently) not yet begun. In this episode of the ROI podcast, Ryan and Bill Housey discuss:

  • Is the inverted US Treasury yield curve a broken signal today or is a recession still coming?
  • Are investors too optimistic about “soft landing” (or “no landing”) scenarios for the US economy?
  • What’s lies ahead for Fed policy?
  • How should investment professionals think about risk and positioning fixed income portfolios for what lies ahead?

Read the latest Housey's Income Insights Newsletter
Follow on 'X' @BillHousey
Connect on LinkedIn

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Chapters

1. Introduction and Shackleton Story (00:00:00)

2. Bill Housey's Background and Role at First Trust (00:03:10)

3. Top Question from Financial Professionals: Are We Heading into a Recession? (00:04:21)

4. Interpreting the Yield Curve: A Broken Signal or Recession Indicator? (00:06:08)

5. How Long Does It Take for a Yield Curve Inversion to Predict a Recession? (00:09:54)

6. Is the Yield Curve Inversion Different Post-COVID? (00:11:04)

7. The Impact of Money Supply and Aggressive Fed Policy (00:13:48)

8. Fed's Rate Hikes and Future Outlook (00:16:38)

9. Does Politics Influence Fed Decisions? (00:18:38)

10. How the Macro Discussion Affects Portfolio Management (00:20:00)

11. Positioning Fixed Income Portfolios in the Current Market Environment (00:22:45)

12. Reinvestment Risk and Fixed Income Strategy (00:26:07)

13. Conclusion (00:28:10)

47 episodes

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Historically, an inverted yield curve has often preceded economic recessions, and many investment professionals view the current inversion as a troubling sign for what may lie ahead for the US economy. However, the 10-year US Treasury yield has been lower than the 2-year US Treasury yield for over a year, and a recession has (apparently) not yet begun. In this episode of the ROI podcast, Ryan and Bill Housey discuss:

  • Is the inverted US Treasury yield curve a broken signal today or is a recession still coming?
  • Are investors too optimistic about “soft landing” (or “no landing”) scenarios for the US economy?
  • What’s lies ahead for Fed policy?
  • How should investment professionals think about risk and positioning fixed income portfolios for what lies ahead?

Read the latest Housey's Income Insights Newsletter
Follow on 'X' @BillHousey
Connect on LinkedIn

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Subscribe Here to the ROI Podcast & other First Trust Market News
Website: First Trust Portfolios
Connect with us on LinkedIn: First Trust LinkedIn
Follow us on X: First Trust on X
Subscribe to the First Trust YouTube Channel
Subscribe to the ROI Podcast YouTube Channel

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction and Shackleton Story (00:00:00)

2. Bill Housey's Background and Role at First Trust (00:03:10)

3. Top Question from Financial Professionals: Are We Heading into a Recession? (00:04:21)

4. Interpreting the Yield Curve: A Broken Signal or Recession Indicator? (00:06:08)

5. How Long Does It Take for a Yield Curve Inversion to Predict a Recession? (00:09:54)

6. Is the Yield Curve Inversion Different Post-COVID? (00:11:04)

7. The Impact of Money Supply and Aggressive Fed Policy (00:13:48)

8. Fed's Rate Hikes and Future Outlook (00:16:38)

9. Does Politics Influence Fed Decisions? (00:18:38)

10. How the Macro Discussion Affects Portfolio Management (00:20:00)

11. Positioning Fixed Income Portfolios in the Current Market Environment (00:22:45)

12. Reinvestment Risk and Fixed Income Strategy (00:26:07)

13. Conclusion (00:28:10)

47 episodes

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