In finance, a curve regime refers to the persistent shape of the yield curve—steep, flat, or inverted—indicating prevailing economic conditions. Analysts use it to predict recessions or expansions and guide bond trading strategies. Central banks, portfolio managers, and risk officers benefit by adjusting duration exposure and monetary policy to optimize returns or hedge against shifts.
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