Chapter 3: 8DQ (page 182)
What does the term structure of interest rates indicate?
Short Answer
The term structure of interest rates indicates the market participant’s expectations about future variations in the interest rates.
Chapter 3: 8DQ (page 182)
What does the term structure of interest rates indicate?
The term structure of interest rates indicates the market participant’s expectations about future variations in the interest rates.
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