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25 Nov 2020

Inverted UST Yield Curve can add to Credit Stress in India

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The US Treasury yield curve was last inverted in 2007, just before the great 2008 credit crisis and the recent inversion of the curve has spooked markets. More importantly, the Risk Off nature of markets on the UST curve inversion can add to the Credit Stress in India, where there is a Credit freeze for most borrowers and a weak business outlook is hurting more corporate balance sheets.

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Arjun Parthasarathy
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