This is an analysis of the US "3-month Treasury" versus the "10-Year Treasury". This is monitored by some analysts that are looking for potential "Inverted Yield Curves". It may be best not to explain the detailed reasoning, but one can always research the "possible" expected results from the correlation between the two and the phrase "Inverted Yield Curve".
At the time of writing, 2022-08-30, it appears that the "3-month Treasury" is still increasing well above the "10-month Treasury"; which may not be a favorable outcome in 3 to 24 months. However, this is never a solid guarantee. The "PRFOSC" indicator (displayed at the base of the chart) is currently reflecting the "3-month Treasury" is still expected to increase in the very short-term.
However, an non-indicator economic analysis may argue that the "3-month Treasury" "may" start to decrease after peaking above the "10-year Treasury". The peak may be relatively flat for the "3-month Treasury" for a short duration. Most importantly, at an estimated 3 to 24 months from the point when the "3-month Treasury" peaks and begins to decrease (above the "10-year Treasury") there may be a possible slowdown in Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Meaning around 2022-11 to 2023-03 to around 2024-09 at the very latest; based off of the time of writing this analysis.