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Algonquin Power & Utilities is a value stock offering a high yield of about 6.6%. Read here a full investment analysis of AQN stock.

Yield curves track interest rates across different time periods, from one month to 30 years, giving lenders and borrowers an idea of the cost of money over time. Understanding the yield curve can give you a sense of the future path of interest rates and provide clues about the economy. It can even hint at potential recessions.

Robust US jobs and average hourly earnings data suggest the Federal Reserve has ample room and every reason to keep raising interest rates. Meanwhile, China’s infrastructure focus is expected to give strong support to commodity prices and market sentiment.

Although stocks and bonds have a tendency to move opposite of each other, often when stocks continually slide for days or weeks on end, bonds can also give way to lower prices. Simply put, the…

Economists have failed to explain the mechanism by which an inverted yield curve signals an impending recession

In the latest HW+ member community Q&A, HousingWire Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami discusses what homebuilder data we need to watch out for in the coming months now that rates are rising.

Here’s why this important bond market indicator is flashing a warning sign.

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