normally speaking… a yield curve is upward sloping, meaning: longer-term bonds have higher yields than short-term ones, because if you're lending your money to an entity for a longer time, that's added risk and you should get rewarded a higher yield
🦧 deepest spread so far
🦧 deepest spread so far
🦧 deepest spread so far
normally speaking… a yield curve is upward sloping, meaning: longer-term bonds have higher yields than short-term ones, because if you're lending your money to an entity for a longer time, that's added risk and you should get rewarded a higher yield