Yield Curve Mambo
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If interest rates subsequently rise, pushing floating rates higher, the fixed-rate payer obtains additional savings at the expense of the floating-rate payer. Conversely, if rates move lower, the floating-rate payer obtains additional savings at the expense of the fixed-rate payer
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swaps and swap spreads
An interest-rate swap is a transaction between two so-called counterparties in which fixed and floating interest-rate payments on a notional amount of principal are exchanged over a specified term. One counterparty pays interest at a fixed rate and receives interest at a floating rate (typically three-month Libor). The other pays interest at the floating rate and receives the fixed-rate payment.
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Widening credit spreads indicate growing concern about the ability of corporate (and other private) borrowers to service their debt. Narrowing credit spreads indicate improving private creditworthiness
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can someone explain to me what it means?
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Excellent!
Now that's the way to monitor flow over time!
Superb work, this must have taken ages to get together despite being only 1.30 long.
10/10 especially for the music.



Fantastic Nick!
rolfewinkler 2 years ago 4
A swaps dealer is typically one of the counterparties. Swaps dealers hedge their risk by entering into some transactions where they pay a fixed rate and others where they pay a floating rate. The dealers profit from the difference between the fixed rate they are willing to pay and the fixed rate they demand.
yugmnivek 2 years ago