The yield curve is totally overrated as a recession indicator, Daniel Ivascyn, group chief investment officer of PIMCO, tells @SunnyOhHK: https://t.co/9dk20r5nA1

— Jeremy Olshan (@jolshan) April 1, 2019

Why the world’s biggest bond investor is dismissing the recession warning of the yield curve: https://t.co/29S9W43cmf

— Sunny Oh (@SunnyOhHK) April 1, 2019

If the world were rational, then no doubt @DeanBaker13 is right as usual

However, recessions, like wars, start by accident not design but Dean also kind of makes that point too at the end
Current conditions increase the risk of accidentshttps://t.co/Va8PmfXZDM via @truthout

— Paul Gambles (@PaulGambles2) April 2, 2019

As U.S. Economy Weakens, Economists Struggle to Predict Next Recession https://t.co/CFY23CuCKz via @truthout

— James Caffrey (@cooljim198) April 2, 2019

As U.S. Economy Weakens, Economists Struggle to Predict Next Recession https://t.co/w5Qs5XzPVA

— Paulo Gala/ Economia & Finanças (@paulogala) April 1, 2019

The risk of recession is low, says former NY Fed chief Bill Dudley. And if there is one, the central bank has the tools, seen here, to handle it. https://t.co/r5mc0iINAV pic.twitter.com/6jEKbLqAPK

— Rudy Havenstein, Skeptic (@RudyHavenstein) April 2, 2019