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Steep Yield Curve Opens a Window for Bond Investors
Source: etftrends.com
Interest Rates & YieldsCredit & Bond Markets
Thornburg Investment Management says the U.S. Treasury curve has shifted from inversion to its steepest slope in more than 15 years, making its slope more attractive for investors. The normalization of the curve may improve opportunities in Treasury positioning and fixed-income portfolio construction, though the article provides no specific yield levels or trading implications.
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