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Zero-Coupon Bond
A Zero-Coupon Bond is a debt security that does not pay interest (coupon) during its life but is issued at a substantial discount to its face value, with the face value being repaid at maturity.
Forward Interest Rate
An interest rate agreed upon for a loan or investment in the future, often derived from the yield curve of current interest rates.
Liquidity Preference Theory
A theory suggesting that investors demand higher yields on securities with longer maturities due to the preference for liquidity and lower risk associated with shorter-term securities.
Short-term Investors
Individuals or entities that hold investments for a brief period, typically less than a year, aiming for quick profits.
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