Big Banks Seeing Interest Rates Tailwind, Harte Says

The video discusses the impact of rising interest rates on big banks, highlighting Citigroup's performance and the potential for loan growth. It examines the complexity of net interest income and how banks benefit from their positioning on the yield curve. The discussion includes the effects of the Fed's rate hikes and how banks' interest rate exposure is skewed towards the short end of the curve, providing them with advantages despite a flattening yield curve.

In what way are the big banks positioned in relation to the interest rate curve?

What is the significance of the spread between different yield rates mentioned?