Yield Curve Moves Besides Inversion Bull Steepener Bull Flattener Bear Flattener amp Bear Steepener











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Bull Steepener – During a bull steepener, interest rates on short-term Treasuries are falling quicker than rates on long-term Treasuries. Bull steepeners usually occur after the economy hits the bottom during the depression phase, and when most asset classes slowly start to recover lost ground in the coming weeks and months. • Bull Flattener – A bull flattener is an environment in which rates on long-term Treasures are falling more quickly than rates on short-term Treasuries. Here, bullish means falling long-term yields, and “flattener” means the yield curve is becoming flatter than before. • Bear Flattener – A bear flattener is an environment in which rates on the short end are rising more quickly than rates on the long end of the yield curve. Here, bear means that short-term interest rates are rising, while “flattener” again means that the yield curve is overall becoming flatter than before. • Bear Steepener – Finally, a bear steepener usually occurs during the late expansionary phase when almost all asset classes rise in value, as well as inflationary pressures. In a bear steepener, yields on long-term Treasuries rise more quickly than yields on short-term Treasuries, reflecting investor expectations about rising inflation rates. A bear steepener is usually followed by monetary tightening by the Fed during the peak phase. • Source: https://archive.ph/Ox21Q • Video created with https://freetts.com/ https://www.photocollage.com/ https://www.onlineconverter.com/audio...

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