Exam 5: The Term and Risk Structure of Interest Rates
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Compared with long-term securities, the prices of short-term securities are always
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If the yield on short-term securities is the same as the yield on comparable long-term securities, the yield curve will have a
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A bond has a duration of 4 years and a price of $1,000. The yield to maturity of the bond just changed from 5 percent to 7 percent. The new price of the bond should be
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Currently, 20-year Treasury bonds have a yield of 7 percent, while one-year Treasury bills have a yield of 5 percent. Based on this information, the yield curve is
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Two-year securities are yielding 6 percent, and comparable one-year securities are yielding 8 percent. According to the pure expectations theory, the market expects next year's comparable one-year securities to yield
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If all future expected short-term interest rates are equal to the current short-term interest rate, the expectations theory predicts that the yield curve would be
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If one-year securities are yielding 5 percent, but the market anticipates that rates for one-year securities will rise to 7 percent, then according to the expectations theory, current two-year securities should be yielding
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According to pure expectations theory, the yield curve should on average be
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The supply of a particular security appears to influence the term structure only
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Which of the following accounts for differences in the yield to maturity on U.S. government bonds with the same maturity?
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Observations of the yield curve suggest that when interest rates are high and investors expect interest rates to fall, the yield curve will have a(n)
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Everything else being equal, most investors prefer __________ securities, while most bond issuers prefer to issue __________ securities.
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A comprehensive measure of a bond's maturity that takes into account the timing of both coupon and principal payments is
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Which of the following will have the highest yield at any point in time?
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When interest rates are relatively low, investors generally expect interest rates to __________. Thus, investors prefer to hold __________ securities
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One-year securities are currently yielding 8 percent. You expect one-year securities to yield 10 percent next year. Currently, two-year securities are yielding 9.5 percent. Given this situation, portfolio managers would __________ two-year securities, pushing their yield __________.
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When interest rates are relatively high, investors generally expect interest rates to __________. Thus, investors prefer to hold __________ securities.
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