Not exact matches
When growth is strong and
inflation is falling, as
happened during the 1980s, you could indeed have a «bullish flattening» of the yield curve (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco).
As a result of what
happened during just one of the past twenty decades (the 1970s), most people now believe that a large rise in «price
inflation» or
inflation expectations is needed to bring about a major rally in the gold price.
The new experiments focus instead on the BEC's response to a rapid expansion, a process that suggests several analogies to what may have
happened during the period of
inflation.
This «bump up» rate is great if the rate
happens to increase
during your term and you want to avoid losing money due to
inflation.