Inflation expectations and real treasury yields
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Title : Inflation expectations and real treasury yields
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The interesting behavior since that time was fall yields and a flattening of the yield curve (nominal and real). That downward trend appears to have reversed in mid 2013 (the taper tantrum), but has more or less remained stable since then (with the exception of the 2-year real, which has declined somewhat).
So while the real yield curve has steepened as of late, real yields are still well below where they were before the crisis (especially at the short end).
The interesting behavior since that time was fall yields and a flattening of the yield curve (nominal and real). That downward trend appears to have reversed in mid 2013 (the taper tantrum), but has more or less remained stable since then (with the exception of the 2-year real, which has declined somewhat).
So while the real yield curve has steepened as of late, real yields are still well below where they were before the crisis (especially at the short end).
Title : Inflation expectations and real treasury yields
link : Inflation expectations and real treasury yields
My colleague Kevin Kliesen supplies me with the following updates on inflation expectations and real treasury yields.
The first two plots show not very much action since the beginning of the year. The latest data show a recent tick down in inflation expectations, and a tick up in real yields:
The first two plots show not very much action since the beginning of the year. The latest data show a recent tick down in inflation expectations, and a tick up in real yields:
Here is what the data looks like since 2007. Following some volatile behavior during the crisis, inflation expectations have roughly remained stable since 2009. The interesting behavior since that time was fall yields and a flattening of the yield curve (nominal and real). That downward trend appears to have reversed in mid 2013 (the taper tantrum), but has more or less remained stable since then (with the exception of the 2-year real, which has declined somewhat).
So while the real yield curve has steepened as of late, real yields are still well below where they were before the crisis (especially at the short end).
My colleague Kevin Kliesen supplies me with the following updates on inflation expectations and real treasury yields.
The first two plots show not very much action since the beginning of the year. The latest data show a recent tick down in inflation expectations, and a tick up in real yields:
The first two plots show not very much action since the beginning of the year. The latest data show a recent tick down in inflation expectations, and a tick up in real yields:
Here is what the data looks like since 2007. Following some volatile behavior during the crisis, inflation expectations have roughly remained stable since 2009. The interesting behavior since that time was fall yields and a flattening of the yield curve (nominal and real). That downward trend appears to have reversed in mid 2013 (the taper tantrum), but has more or less remained stable since then (with the exception of the 2-year real, which has declined somewhat).
So while the real yield curve has steepened as of late, real yields are still well below where they were before the crisis (especially at the short end).
