Are there treasury bond type instruments based on non-temporal maturation horizons? For example a climate bond that yields when average temperature rise crosses 2c by some official measure?
That’s why I specified treasury bonds. They determine currency strength. Valuation in the international bond market is based on a vague sense of a country’s future economic prospects vs current debts etc. Am wondering if that can be made less vague.
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One reason not to have that is because temporal maturation can capture a lot of downsides. Think "if CC happens and the US economy suffers, this bond is less likely to be repaid -> higher rates"
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