It's understandable why everyone would be fixated on the 10-year benchmark or the long bond. However, all the reasons you've heard for why those have been sold would go double for the 2-year note.
Are we watching the "right" spot on the yield curve? It's understandable why everyone would be fixated on the 10-year benchmark or the long bond. However, all the reasons you've heard for why those have been sold would go double for the 2-year note. Yet, that one hasn't budged, not really. Something else is going on in curves - not just USTs.
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