Using the yield curve data in the image, calculate the expected future 5-year short rate for five years from now.
Using expectation hypothesis,
(1 + r10)^10 = (1 + r5)^5 x (1 + 5f5)^5
where, r10 - 10-year rate = 3.17%, r5 - 5-year rate = 3.01% and 5f5 - 5-year rate 5 year from now
=> (1 + 3.17%)^10 = (1 + 3.01%)^5 x (1 + 5f5)^5
=> 1.36626 = 1.1598 x (1 + 5f5)^5
=> 5f5 = (1.36626 / 1.1598)^(1/5) - 1 = 3.33%
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