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The term structure of fixed income securities refers to a common bond valuation method. In the following essay we will break down what the term structure of fixed income securities and a few of the yield curves.

            This bond evaluation method is used by graphing the yield of the maturities to the respective dates of the fixed income security.  We view the yield curve as a measure to the markets expected return of the future interest rates given what the market is currently doing now. According to Investopedia, “Treasuries, issued by the federal government, are considered risk-free, and as such, their yields are often used as the benchmarks for fixed-income securities with the same maturities” (para.1, 2015).

The term structure of interest rates is graphed as a zero-coupon bond that will mature when upon the coupon payment date. The shape of the curve will most likely be different at any given point of time. The normal yield curve is the type of curvature that is associated when the market is currently in normal conditions. This curve describes the investors believe there will not be any significant changes such as interest rates. When you look at the future yield compared to short-term investors will expect a higher return. The longer the outlook of the fixed income securities you may encounter additional risk and therefore you will seek higher expected return on your investment. The flat curve is the market is currently up and down sending mixed signals to the investor. The current market now we are in talks the interest rates will go up, but they are still about the same. We can consider this as a flat yield curve, because the market does not know which direction it wants to go. The inverted curve as it sounds does the opposite of what you would think should happen and thus is rare. The market believe interest rates will decline further into the future and the short-term bonds should yield higher returns during this inverted yield curve.

            The yield curve changes its shape in the term structure of fixed income securities it would show that a change in the interest rates is dictated on the future of the economic outlook.