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Recent empirical analysis of interest rate markets documents that bond demand and supply directly affect yield curve movements and bond risk premium. Motivated by those findings we propose a parametric interest rate model that allows for segmentation and local shocks in the term structure. We...
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In this paper, we analyze the importance of curvature term structure movements on forecasts of interest rate means. An extension of the exponential three-factor Diebold and Li (2006) model is proposed, where a fourth factor captures a second type of curvature. The new factor increases model...
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Inspired by the preferred-habitat theory, we propose parametric interest rate models that split the term structure into segments. The proposed models are compared to successful term structure benchmarks based on out-of-sample forecasting exercises using US Treasury data. We show that...
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