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Such trades basically bet that the yield spreads between short- and long-term Treasurys will widen, known on Wall Street as the steepening yield-curve trade.
Strong Fed Report Batters Treasurys Min Zeng 2011
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One of the current offerings, a 20-year "yield-curve steepener" issued by Bank of America Corp., offers returns that are tied to the difference in rates between the two- and 10-year U.S. Dollar Constant Maturity Swap Rates, which act as Treasury proxies.
Playing The 'Yield Curve' Jane J. Kim 2011
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The trade is known as steepening yield-curve trade.
California Eyes Wall Street's Credit Bets Katy Burne 2011
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This yield-curve flattening usually forebodes a stagnant economy.
Fed's Low-Rate Policy Could Be Bad For Banks Cynthia Lin 2011
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"We think relative outperformance by the short- and medium-term sectors on expectations for aggressive capital supply by the BOJ and possible additional easing is playing a larger role in recent JGB yield-curve steepening than serious concerns about fiscal risk," Mr. Fukunaga said.
Japanese yields fall at short end of curve Andrew Monahan 2011
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The yield-curve spread actually widened after the Fed announced the planned purchases of $1.75 trillion in agency, mortgage and Treasury debt in early 2009, as deflation expectations were replaced with expectations for modest inflation.
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Such a move is known as a flattening yield-curve trade.
Treasurys Climb on Fed Move Min Zeng 2010
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Those concerned about a Japanese-style lost decade occurring here will point out that the Treasury yield-curve spread (the gap between long-term interest rates and short-term interest rates) is actually narrower in the U.S. now than it was in Japan 50 months from its real estate peak.
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But the yield-curve spread peaked in February 2010 the same month the level of the monetary base peaked and has since narrowed sharply.
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Click here to see the most recent messages sent to congressional reps and local newspapers blog. yield-curve.net
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