Was asked a question in a meeting earlier. Curious as to anyone's answers to this. In a fixed income portfolio, if a majority of your bonds have yield curve exposure to the 2Y and 30Y treasury, what are some ways to hedge against an inverted yield curve? Stay away from corporates and invest in longer term gov't issuance? Thanks.
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