Exam 5: Factors Affecting Yields
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The difference between the yield on an on-the-run Treasury security and a comparable maturity off-the-run security is
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Federal tax reform that lowers marginal tax rates on income will
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A 10-year Treasury note has a yield of 2.71 percent, and a Baa (BBB) corporate bond with comparable maturity has a yield of 4.93 percent. The difference in yields owes to
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The current yield on a 2-year Treasury note is 1.21 percent and that on a 3-year note is 1.70 percent. This means that the implicit 1-year forward rate in year 3 is
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According to the term (liquidity) premium of the term structure, the term premium increases with the maturity of the security because of
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If the yield curve is positively sloped when averaged for long periods of time, this implies that
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Should long-term interest rates equal an average of current and expected future short-term interest rates, this would be consistent with
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