Can anyone explain why the U.S. two-year and ten-year Treasury bonds have such a serious inversion, and interest rates have been kept at a high level for so long, but the labor market is still so strong?

Interest rates are so high, liquidity is so poor, and the employment environment cannot be unaffected. In other words, there will definitely be a deep bear market with the collapse of the labor market in the next six months.

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