Economist Warns Yield Curve Inversion Signals Likely Recession Ahead, Sees Mistakes of Past Bubbles Repeating
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Recession deniers are repeating mistakes from past bubbles, ignoring indicators like the inverted yield curve, says economist Rosenberg
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Longest yield curve inversion since 1979-80 signals likely recession ahead
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Money supply has seen steepest drop since 1980, another recession indicator
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Leading economic indicators have declined for 20 straight months, similar to 1970s/80s downturns
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Stocks typically plummet 30% during recessions, Rosenberg warns, even as many deny downturn