A yield curve regime categorizes the current shape of the interest rate curve—normal, flat, or inverted—to signal economic phases. Investors and economists use these regimes to forecast recessions, guide bond allocation, and adjust duration risk. Central banks and portfolio managers benefit from this framework to time policy shifts and optimize fixed-income returns.
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