If credit spreads widen and yield stays inverted there are reasons to be concerned - there are zero signs of a recession. Business activity and employment is still above average. Demand needs to be cooled and interest rates will do that and as supply chains start to slowly come back on line - inflation won't go down to historical lows but demand with inflation will remain high'ish due to employment and business activity. There is nothing in the credit markets suggesting problems are around the corner.
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