Steepening pressure to hit Asian rates in Q3: DBS
Yield curves will steepen across Asia Pacific in the third quarter as investors react to the policy shift towards containing domestic demand, inflationary pressures and currency volatility, says DBS.
Monetary policy will tighten across Asia Pacific as interest rate risk increases and central banks make the transition to higher rates. This will be reflected in yield curves in the third quarter as markets react to the changes, says DBS.
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