Legendary trader Peter Brandt has sketched a literal banana over Bitcoin’s price chart, warning that its parabolic rally may ...

In just a few weeks, the “flatten the curve” image of two overlapping graphs, one taller than the other, has become an iconic image representing the global COVID-19 pandemic. Since mid-march ...

AGNC Investment Corp.'s risk/return dynamics have shifted with an inverted yield curve, rising mortgage delinquencies, and premium. Learn more on AGNC stock here.

TIME crunched the numbers to create two graphs, which, combined, suggest that “flattening the curve” appears to hold true for states as much as it does for countries.

If any image has singularly captured the public’s attention during the coronavirus pandemic, it has been The Curve. The graph charts the incidence of new cases — and by extension, the use of ...

The area under a curve can be estimated by dividing it into triangles, rectangles and trapeziums. If we have a speed-time or velocity-time graph, the distance travelled can be estimated by finding ...

Simply put, the yield curve is a line graph that depicts the relationship between yields to maturity and time to maturity for bonds of the same asset class and credit quality.

This week, I will illustrate 5 graphs that describe particular issues facing the economy that are unusually important at this time.

Well, as the chart below shows, the inversion of the yield curve has been historically a very powerful recessionary signal. As one can see, it preceded all recessions since 1976. For example, the ...

The 'yield curve' is a chart which plots the amount of interest bonds pays out - their yield - against their time to maturity.