Lyxor launches yield curve ETFs

Allow investors to play US and German yield curves

David Brenchley
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Lyxor on Tuesday listed an exchange traded fund (ETF) based on the US yield curve in London, adding to a similar offering it launched in early August.

The Lyxor US Curve Flattening 2-10 UCITS ETF, aimed at professional investors, allows them to potentially profit from a flattening of the US two-year/10-year yield curve. The firm had launched the Lyxor US Curve Steepening 2-10 UCITS ETF last month, which allows investors to potentially profit from a steepening of the US two-year/10-year yield curve. Additionally, Lyxor has launched a similar pair of ETFs based on the German two-year/10-year bund yield curve. The Lyxor EUR Curve Steepening 2-10 UCITS ETF and the Lyxor EUR Curve Flattening 2-10 UCITS ETF listed on Euronext on Tuesday. ...

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