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There has been a prolonged focus on U.S. Federal Reserve rate policy as investors contend with what is now the longest inverted yield curve in history. Essentially, short-term interest rates have been higher than long-term interest rates for longer than ever. In this episode, we discuss the various ways that the yield curve may normalize and the factors that can contribute to the ‘un-inversion.’ Additionally, we will rank the ‘un-inversion’ pathways from most likely to least likely, which can be extremely important to investors as they consider positioning their fixed income investments over the next several years.
By Stringer Asset ManagementThere has been a prolonged focus on U.S. Federal Reserve rate policy as investors contend with what is now the longest inverted yield curve in history. Essentially, short-term interest rates have been higher than long-term interest rates for longer than ever. In this episode, we discuss the various ways that the yield curve may normalize and the factors that can contribute to the ‘un-inversion.’ Additionally, we will rank the ‘un-inversion’ pathways from most likely to least likely, which can be extremely important to investors as they consider positioning their fixed income investments over the next several years.