An inverted yield curve is usually the result of:
A) a devaluing currency.
B) the time value of money.
C) a present-value calculation.
D) greater uncertainty in the future.
E) the Fed fighting inflation.

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An inverted yield curve often occurs when the Federal Reserve raises short-term interest rates to combat inflation, leading to higher short-term rates compared to long-term rates.

An Inverted Yield Curve Is Usually the Result Of