请问如何将下面(1)的语料整理成(2)的语料?
(1)
<s>That variable is the difference between short-term and long-term interest rates on Treasurys.
The 'yield curve' matters for the bottom line of financial companies, especially banks.
They can borrow or take in deposits at lower short-term rates and lend that money out long term at a higher rate and pocket the difference.</s>
<s>For banks, the greater the spread between short and long rates, the better.
In anticipation of the Federal Reserve announcing a rate cut after today's meeting, the yields on the Treasury two-year note and 10-year note have reached their widest gap since April 2005 -- though at 0.41 percentage point, it's a smaller gap than at many points in the past.</s>
<s>The yield curve's recent steepening is positive for banks, even if many are now less-directly reliant on profits from lending, Legg Mason Inc. money manager Bill Miller says.
'Anytime you get some steepening, it points to improved profitability' for financial stocks, he says.</s>
(2)
<s>That variable is the difference between short-term and long-term interest rates on Treasurys. The 'yield curve' matters for the bottom line of financial companies, especially banks. They can borrow or take in deposits at lower short-term rates and lend that money out long term at a higher rate and pocket the difference.</s>
<s>For banks, the greater the spread between short and long rates, the better. In anticipation of the Federal Reserve announcing a rate cut after today's meeting, the yields on the Treasury two-year note and 10-year note have reached their widest gap since April 2005 -- though at 0.41 percentage point, it's a smaller gap than at many points in the past.</s>
<s>The yield curve's recent steepening is positive for banks, even if many are now less-directly reliant on profits from lending, Legg Mason Inc. money manager Bill Miller says. 'Anytime you get some steepening, it points to improved profitability' for financial stocks, he says.</s>
谢谢!
(1)
<s>That variable is the difference between short-term and long-term interest rates on Treasurys.
The 'yield curve' matters for the bottom line of financial companies, especially banks.
They can borrow or take in deposits at lower short-term rates and lend that money out long term at a higher rate and pocket the difference.</s>
<s>For banks, the greater the spread between short and long rates, the better.
In anticipation of the Federal Reserve announcing a rate cut after today's meeting, the yields on the Treasury two-year note and 10-year note have reached their widest gap since April 2005 -- though at 0.41 percentage point, it's a smaller gap than at many points in the past.</s>
<s>The yield curve's recent steepening is positive for banks, even if many are now less-directly reliant on profits from lending, Legg Mason Inc. money manager Bill Miller says.
'Anytime you get some steepening, it points to improved profitability' for financial stocks, he says.</s>
(2)
<s>That variable is the difference between short-term and long-term interest rates on Treasurys. The 'yield curve' matters for the bottom line of financial companies, especially banks. They can borrow or take in deposits at lower short-term rates and lend that money out long term at a higher rate and pocket the difference.</s>
<s>For banks, the greater the spread between short and long rates, the better. In anticipation of the Federal Reserve announcing a rate cut after today's meeting, the yields on the Treasury two-year note and 10-year note have reached their widest gap since April 2005 -- though at 0.41 percentage point, it's a smaller gap than at many points in the past.</s>
<s>The yield curve's recent steepening is positive for banks, even if many are now less-directly reliant on profits from lending, Legg Mason Inc. money manager Bill Miller says. 'Anytime you get some steepening, it points to improved profitability' for financial stocks, he says.</s>
谢谢!
Last edited:
