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Pure Yield Curve
The relationship between yield to maturity and time to maturity for zero-coupon bonds.
Zero-coupon Treasuries
U.S. Treasury securities that are sold at a discount from their face value and do not pay interest before maturity; investors receive the face value at maturity.
Stripped Treasuries
U.S. Treasury securities that have separated their interest and principal payments into two distinct securities, allowing investors to receive either a lump sum at maturity or periodic interest payments.
Treasury Securities
Debt instruments issued by the government to finance its expenditures, considered low-risk investments.
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