Banks would NOT benefit from the higher rates if the Yield Curve is inverting.

Simplistically speaking, banks take deposits at low rates, and, issue loans. The issue is that for the last decade most banks were paying 25 bps on deposits, as there were no alternatives. When the short-term treasuries would offer 2-3-4%, who would bypass that for the checking account, paying close to nothing. I.e. banks would be forced to raise the deposit rate VERY soon.


Banks would NOT benefit from the higher rates if the Yield Curve is inverting.

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