The Treasury yield curve steepened significantly in the latter half of February, as bond investors sold off amidst rising worries about higher inflation in the future. DBS Rates Strategist Eugene Leow spoke to us on Prime Time about the recent rise in US 10-year yields, and what this may mean for interest rates and bond markets in both the developed and emerging markets spaces.

<p>The Treasury yield curve steepened significantly in the latter half of February, as bond investors sold off amidst rising worries about higher inflation in the future. DBS Rates Strategist Eugene Leow spoke to us on Prime Time about the recent rise in US 10-year yields, and what this may mean for interest rates and bond markets in both the developed and emerging markets spaces.</p>

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