An inverted yield curveAn inverted yield curve is a type of yield curve in which long-term bonds have lower yields than short-term bonds. Typically, yield curves are upward sloping, meaning that longer-t... More is a type of yield curve in which long-term bondsUnited States Treasury securities are debt instruments issued by the United States government to finance its spending. Treasury securities come in a variety of forms, including bil... More have lower yields than short-term bonds. Typically, yield curves are upward sloping, meaning that longer-term bonds have higher yields than short-term bonds.
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