Yield curve inversion in itself will not rock the property-casualty industry’s boat
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Yield curve inversion in itself will not rock the property-casualty industry’s boat

Insurance Insider US Research
April 07, 2022
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The 24-hour news cycle is giving us whiplash. Newspapers, cable news, websites and your in-the-know friends all went from talking about Ukraine to Will Smith to the yield curve inversion in just a week. But while TMZ might not have kept up with that last piece of news, the rest of us are at least a little worried about the inversion and what it might mean for the economy – and the insurance sector (that last one might just be us).

Everyone has an opinion and is looking to predict the next move based on historical patterns. But, as Warren Buffett once said about forecasters in 1992 – their job is to make fortune-tellers look good.

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