INTERPOLATED YIELD CURVE - I CURVE
Yield curve determined by using on-the-run treasuries. Because these treasuries only have defined maturities, the yield of maturities need to be interpolated. It can be attained by using numerous methodologies such as bootstrapping and regressions.
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