Which of the following Treasury issues is typically NOT a candidate used to construct the theoretical spot rate curve?
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The following Treasury securities can be used to construct a default-free theoretical spot rate curve:
2) On-the-run Treasury issues and selected off-the-run Treasury issues.
3) All Treasury coupon securities and Bills.
4) Treasury coupon strips.
Which of the following is a disadvantage of using all of the Treasury coupon securities to construct the theoretical spot rate curve?
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A disadvantage of using all Treasury securities and bills to develop the theoretical spot rate curve is that current information is not available for all issues.
To construct a theoretical spot-rate curve using Treasury securities, the class of securities that provides the most accurate prices but has the disadvantage of large maturity gaps is:
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On-the-run securities have the greatest trading volume; therefore, they should be the most accurately priced issues. The Treasury only issues bonds of specified maturities, however, and large gaps exist between the maturities.
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