As of November 14, 2023, Treasury yields were as follows: 1-year 5.24% 2-year 4.80% 3-year 4.56% 5-year 4.42% 10-year 4.44% 30-year 4.61% What do the rates above imply about the shape of the yield curve?

As of November 14, 2023, Treasury yields were as follows: 1-year 5.24% 2-year 4.80% 3-year 4.56% 5-year 4.42% 10-year 4.44% 30-year 4.61% What do the rates above imply about the shape of the yield curve?

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