Rate curve takes on air to unwind in 2024 and test investors' patience
The pattern drawn by joining Treasury yields with a line in time progression has been on a downward trajectory since 2022, when the Federal Reserve, the US central bank, began raising interest rates sharply to control inflation. The line took the same shape in other yield curves, such as that of Germany with bunds, the most observed on this side of the Atlantic.
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