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15 December 2021 By GO Markets

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Yield
The return on an investment, often in the form of dividend and/or interest payments, commonly expressed as a percentage.

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Yield Curve
Yield Curve is typically represented as a line graph that plots interest rates (commonly of US Treasury Bonds) which have different maturity dates.

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