Stifel analysts believe we are in a “bull steepening” scenario in the second half of the year. This is when the 2-year yield (US2Y) falls more than the 10-year yield (US10Y). And with the 10 ...

Part One of this article described the burgeoning bull steepening yield curve environment and what it implies about economic growth and Fed policy. It also discussed the three other predominant ...

A steepening yield curve can either be a bear steepener or a bull steepener. A bear steepener tends to occur when interest rates on long-term bonds are rising faster than rates on short-term bonds ...

(FTSE Russell) The Treasury curve's "bull steepening" shape has intensified in the wake of the Federal Reserve's first interest-rate cut in four years. That follows a familiar pattern from prior ...

Three scenarios for investors: rising recession premium leading to flat/inverted yield curve, short-term rates decreasing causing bull steepening, or a shift to a higher interest rate environment.

Bull steepenings occur when the yield curve steepens thanks to short-end rates falling, as opposed to a "bear steepening" where long-end rates rise due to factors like high inflation. A bull ...

A team of JPMorgan equity strategists led by Mislav Matejka looked at which stocks should benefit from the current ‘bull-steepening’ of the Treasury yield curve. The key question for investors ...

Before Fed day, it was bull steepening (2yr falling faster than 10yr) and after Fed day, it's bear steepening (2yr rising less than 10yr).

This is what bond traders refer to as a “bull steepening”—when yields at the short end of the curve drop faster than yields at the long end. Meanwhile, prices for both assets are rising.

The bull-steepening theme, where shorter tenure yields fall faster than longer tenure yields, is expected to return to the government securities market on the expectation of stance change or rate ...

Stifel analysts believe that the most likely scenario during the second half of the year is a “bull steepening,” when the 2-year yield (US2Y) falls more than the 10-year yield (US10Y).

Part One of this article described the burgeoning bull steepening yield curve environment and what it implies about economic growth and Fed policy. It also discussed the three other predominant types ...