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Expectation Theories of Yield Term Structures

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Pure expectations says the long spot rates predict future spot rates (i.e., the forward rate is an unbiased predictor of future spot rates). "Liquidity Preference" adds a RISK PREMIUM: investors in longer maturities demand compensation for maturity risk (e.g., uncertainty, greater duration/interest rate risk). "Preferred habitat" adds the technical factor of supply/demand.

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  • I'm not an expert, but shouldn't nominal = real - inflation?

  • @DeadLyQatar I don't *think* so (although nominal is sometimes used in different ways). I had in mind (eg) if inflation is 2% and the nominal yield is 5%, then the real yield is 3%. So, real = nominal - inflation

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  • it would be better to have substitute for a non native english speaker like me. :(

  • Fantastic. This video accelerated my learning.

    Very good presentation with graph and diagram. Thanks bionicturtle.

  • Why would longer maturity mean less liquidity?

  • thanks man,

    These video's bring clarity to my studies. Keep up the good work

  • you're right, my bad

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