Fit Treasury yield curve with cubic polynomial

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Uploaded by on Mar 5, 2008

This is the simplest function that we can use to fit to actual yield curve data. The cubic polynomial is: predicted rate(t) = rate(0) + a(time) + b(time^2) + c(time^3). We can use Excel's solver to get the best fit; i.e., solve for rate(0), a, b, and c.

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  • thanks a lot man. it helps. i am doing my final year project on constructing yield curve and using yield curve to price market instruments. God bless you.

  • Interpolate is my new favorite word

  • Good video, Im currently doing a cubic cost function and having a bit of trouble!

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