The inverted yield curve: What does it mean for the economy?
Dec 19, 2022 · The yield curve is a line chart that plots interest rates for bonds that have equal credit quality, but different maturity dates. Yields are normally higher for bonds that mature …
Heading for a recession? Here’s why the yield curve matters
May 18, 2022 · In early April, the yield, or rate, paid by the 2-year US Treasury note climbed higher than that of the 10-year Treasury note. Since investors normally expect to get a higher …
These are the charts that defined the global economy in 2017
Dec 15, 2017 · As BlackRock's Aubrey Blaseo explained in a blogpost this week: "Fixed Income 101 tells us that this foreshadows slowing economic growth. More worrisome, when the two …
Can #AI actually increase human productivity? - World Economic …
May 16, 2023 · AI is revolutionizing industries, supercharging efficiency, and reshaping the future of work. Discover the profound impact machines of mind can have on our productivity-driven …
Investing in girls' education: an economic and moral imperative
Mar 6, 2025 · Recently released research shows that investments made in education are directly responsible for half of all economic growth in the last three decades. And as World Bank …
How does QE reduce long-term interest rates? - The World …
Jun 11, 2015 · This bids up the price (or equivalently, lowers the yield) of long-term assets. This reserve-induced channel differs from the supply-induced portfolio balance channel hitherto …
How net zero is entering an era of quiet progress
Jun 4, 2025 · Despite toned-down climate messaging, companies are doubling down on durable carbon removal – quiet progress is defining the next era for net zero action.
How AI can help improve food systems and agricultural yields
Jun 24, 2025 · The next agricultural revolution, enabled by emerging technologies such as AI, can help build a food system that’s smarter, fairer and more resilient.
How investing in urban resilience can foster sustainable growth
Oct 23, 2025 · A new urban resilience economy is emerging, where measurable impact, inclusive growth and strategic collaboration unlock the full resilience dividend.
here’s how to make it sustainable - The World Economic Forum
Nov 28, 2023 · The aluminium sector will need to produce an additional 33.3 metric tons (Mt) to meet demand growth in all industrial sectors – from 86.2 Mt in 2020 to 119.5 Mt in 2030. …