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The steepening of the US yield curve has legs to run in the coming months, according to Bloomberg macro strategist, Ven Ram.
Traders have become seemingly indifferent between the two- and 30-year points on the Treasury curve, with the two maturities yielding roughly the same today at around 4.44% - the first time the curve has disinverted since January.
