The document discusses the yield curve and how interest rates on government bonds of different maturities are related. It explains that the yield curve is normally upward sloping, indicating that longer-term bonds have higher yields than shorter-term bonds. The document is about understanding the yield curve and was originally published by Salomon Brothers in 1995.
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Convexity Bias
The document discusses the yield curve and how interest rates on government bonds of different maturities are related. It explains that the yield curve is normally upward sloping, indicating that longer-term bonds have higher yields than shorter-term bonds. The document is about understanding the yield curve and was originally published by Salomon Brothers in 1995.
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