A flat curve occurs when a security’s yield remains nearly unchanged across different maturities, signaling economic uncertainty or expectations of stable interest rates. Traders and economists use it to predict slowdowns or shifts in monetary policy. Investors benefit by adjusting portfolios to minimize risk, while central banks monitor it for recession indicators.
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