黑体部分就是读不懂，虽然每个单词都认识。
https://www.thebalance.com/10-year-treasury-note-3305795
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That's a normal yield curve although it's a bit flat. Investors required 1.49 percentage points more to keep their money tied up for 30 years versus three months. That means they think the economy will grow more in the future than it's growing now.
On the other hand, when investors demand more return in the short term than in the long run, that's known as an inverted yield curve. That means they think the economy is headed for a recession. (Source: "Daily Treasury Yield Curve Rate," U.S. Treasury Department.)
