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Since 1978 there have been five recessions, and five yield-curve inversions.

Over the next 30 months, there is a risk for corporate spreads to widen.

The US yield curve — the difference between short and longer-dated bond yields — is continuing to flatten.

The trend may prove short-lived if Fed keeps raising rates even with inflation below 2%.