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Positive Yield Curve, Definition

Refers to the situation where long term bonds have higher yields than short term bonds. This is the most common condition of the yield curve, where investors demand higher interest rates for taking on a longer term investment. It is the opposite of an Inverted Yield Curve.

See also: Yield Curve

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