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What to make of the steepening US real yield curve

The renewed sell-off in the Treasury market since the conclusion of yesterday’s FOMC meeting may seem hard to square with the message that monetary policy is likely to remain very loose for a long time yet despite stellar economic growth and a substantial pick-up in inflation this year.

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