Investors are paying European governments to borrow money. In the eurozone. AAA-rated bonds with maturities of less than 25 years now have negative yields. And in Switzerland, even 50-year yields are now below zero.
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Yield curve warning
The inverted gilt yield curve points to low returns on equities and a heightened risk of recession
Chris Dillow