That kink in the yield curve
Can anyone explain to me that little kink in the yield curve at its very outset?
What I mean is how at the outset the yield curve rises, then spikes down (for what looks like a few months) then begins to rise again at the 1 year mark into the traditional looking yield curve.
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huh?
Which yield curve?
sorry, treasuries
And I mean particularly how the treasury curve is depicted in abstract, like in a textbook. The artist, in drawing out the yield curve, usually adds that little tick at the beginning rather than a smooth sloped line from the y-axis.
What are you talking about? See current yield curve here.
http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/interest-rate…
I think Im going crazy.
I'll show myself out...
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