Inverted Yield Curve Prompts Hotel Companies to Look to Their Bottom Line, Before a Recession Hits

As noted by Felix Richter of Statista in this excellent article, “Inverted Yield Curve: An Ominous Sign?“, the U.S. Treasury yield curve is now inverted; meaning that short-term Treasury bond yields are higher than for longer-term bonds. Richter notes, “In plain terms, the curve is inverting because more people are trying to invest their…