Explain what is meant by the yield curve. Show your drawing of the yield curve that is prevailing now in 2019.
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Inflation |
Interest Received |
Accrued Principal value |
Interest earned due to inflation |
Total return |
ROR (Nominal) |
Real ROR |
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2.0% |
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1% |
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Explain what is meant by the yield curve. Show your drawing of the yield curve that is prevailing now in 2019.
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