A bull flattener is the opposite of a steepener ... and short-term rates to move closer together. A steepening yield curve can either be a bear steepener or a bull steepener.

Scenario 1: Recession premium rises, leading to a flat or even inverted yield ... leading to the counterpart of a bear steepening, which is a bull steepening scenario - A lower overall rates ...

Part One of this article described the burgeoning bull steepening yield curve environment ... We discussed this topic at length in Bear Market Wealth Management. Per the article: Growing wealth ...

Steepening yield curves boost lower-growth, cheaper value stocks — which dominate Europe — relative to growth stocks, which dominate America ...

Bear Steepener vs. Bull Steepener A steepening yield curve can either be ... 1.56%)–which could be described as being relatively flat. Let's say two months later, the bond yields for both ...

the bull-steepening trade will gain further momentum. The Nasdaq has just rallied 20% in 55 days, which is making a lot of traders abandon the idea that this is a bear market rally" wrote Edward ...

“Is the 90-day bounce a BMR?” Whether the recent bounce signifies the onset of a new bull run or merely a bear market rally won't become clear until later. However, certain characteristics of ...

The bull argues, "Target is making progress on its inventory glut." The bear argues ... Management said that comparable sales would be flat for the current year, and expects to see some operating ...

The bull-steepening theme, where shorter tenure yields ... especially 10-year benchmark bond opened almost flat and then surged as the government maintained the same borrowing plan.

Part One of this article described the burgeoning bull steepening ... of bear market strategies for stocks. Simply, some yield curve shifts correlate well with positive stock market returns and others ...