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Curve Steepener Trade

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A macroeconomic hedging strategy using derivatives to exploit the changing relationships of the yield curve between short-term treasury securities and long-term treasury securities. Used primarily to hedge against a widening yield curve due to an increase in long-term yields versus short-term yields, the trade is executed by assuming a long position in a short-term Treasury and a short position in a long-term Treasury.

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