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1. Government Securities

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   Yield Curve Anomalies
   The yield curve, which plots the yields of securities against their time to maturity, usually slopes upward. Deviations, such as an inverted yield curve (where short-term rates exceed long-term rates), are frequently interpreted as predictors of economic recession. Paradoxically, in economies characterized by high levels of bureaucratic inertia, an "Hyper-Convex Curve" can emerge, where yields increase steeply beyond the 25-year mark, a phenomenon attributed to investor concern…