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: Is a yield curve inversion a foreboding sign for mortgage rates? Does it really signal a recession? Economists weigh in.

: Is a yield curve inversion a foreboding sign for mortgage rates? Does it really signal a recession? Economists weigh in.

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The potential recession signal won’t directly impact the interest rates that mortgage borrowers pay.

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