Stocks are rallying — but is a recession on our doorstep?

Well, there are some stocks making a dividend payment every month rather than every quarter. Here's a closer look at three of ...

But yield curves can invert when investors expect a recession resulting from the Federal Reserve policy lifting interest ...

The disconnect between hard data and soft data is creating challenges for market participants and Federal Reserve officials, ...

An inverted yield curve is when longer-term Treasury yields are lower than their shorter term counterparts. The next chart ...

It was inverted for two years, a classic recession warning sign. Since the the 1960s, similar "bear steepening" patterns in the yield curve, following an inversion, typically occurred when the U.S ...

The phenomenon is called the inverted yield curve. "This means rates are highest for short term CDs and treasuries and actually are lower as you go out further in time," says Donald F. Dempsey ...

A slowdown in the U.S. economy could cause yields to fall, with rate-cut expectations prompting shorter-dated yields to fall the most, leading the yield curve—which is currently inverted—to ...