Daily Treasury Yield Curve
When you lend money to the government (by buying Treasury bonds), you get paid interest. The longer you agree to lend the money, the higher the interest rate is usually. The yield curve shows you all those interest rates in one place, updated every day the stock market is open. It's like a snapshot of how much investors think the economy will grow or shrink in the future. A flat or inverted yield curve often signals trouble ahead.
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