A spike in US Treasury yields would reflect growing concerns of an American debt default/restructure, not inflation.
Do I interpret the above statement correctly - buy break-evens with leverage and never look back? Can't say that I disagree
A spike in US Treasury yields would reflect growing concerns of an American debt default/restructure, not inflation.
Do I interpret the above statement correctly - buy break-evens with leverage and never look back? Can't say that I disagree
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