Kevin,
do you mean the yield curve on stocks, and hedge funds? The market seems to like higher oil prices for a higher yield in profit. However, with that causing higher transit prices for everything, I fear you may be correct at least partially.
I hope not, and it's a little too soon for recession. We just only are on solid ground since the last, and many upper middle age and seniors haven't recovered well at that.
I think, and it's just my observation that it won't be until about 2021, or 2022, or later, like back in 2004 when it began here in the midwest, and Ontario, after our potus was elected to a second term. Then he won't care, not that he does now, only about re election. Then you see, the markets and banks, etc. can and will blame his tariff's. That will at least be an excuse. Then it will be in 2024 as was in 2008.
I pay attention to what goes on, and that will affect my votes both next November, and in 2020.
Scotus justice Kennedy also announced his retirement today by the end of this term.