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Which of the following scenarios best describes a 'normal' yield curve?

A normal yield curve slopes upward, indicating that investors demand higher compensation (yield) for taking on the additional interest rate risk associated with

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Question: Which of the following scenarios best describes a 'normal' yield curve?

Answer options:

  • Short-term bond yields are higher than long-term bond yields. ✅ Long-term bond yields are higher than short-term bond yields.
  • All bond yields, regardless of maturity, are approximately the same.
  • The yield curve shows a sharp decline at longer maturities.

Correct answer: Long-term bond yields are higher than short-term bond yields.

Explanation: A normal yield curve slopes upward, indicating that investors demand higher compensation (yield) for taking on the additional interest rate risk associated with longer-term investments.

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