ATLANTA— The spread between interest rates on 2-year Treasury notes and 10-year Treasury notes spiked to the highest on record in daily trading yesterday, driven by fears the burgeoning U.S. federal deficits and quantitative easing at the Fed might exacerbate inflation in the upcoming years. A spike of this variety suggests investors are increasingly demanding higher interest [...]
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