The yield curve inversion is big news if you are in the financial markets. In this week's blog, we take a look at the curve's recent changes and explain the meaning.
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Bond market to Fed - "When we want your opinion, we'll give it to you."
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After muddling along without a central bank for nearly 80 years, it took only 98 days for a committee commissioned by Congress to identify cities where Regional Federal Reserve Banks would be located and draw the respective District boundaries. The Federal Reserve System was up and running within a year of the signing of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.
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After the 1907 panic ignited by Knickerbocker Trust's failure, Congress created the National Monetary Commission to reform the banking industry. Its leader formed a clandestine club that largely shaped the Federal Reserve Act.
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