Re: Smooth Forward Curve from Market Rates
Posted by
ElMariachi on
Sep 16, 2010; 5:51pm
URL: http://quantlib.414.s1.nabble.com/Smooth-Forward-Curve-from-Market-Rates-tp640p642.html
Thanks for the tip on using the MonotonicLogCubicNaturalSpline - this provides a smooth curve as I was expecting. Regarding the forward rates, QL is showing about 3.56 and Bloomberg is about 3.55, so perhaps there is another error showing up with the comparison curve stripper. Where can I find a listing of the different types of interpolation schemes available on what data they can be used?
Thanks for the help!
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 1:25 PM, Mike DelMedico
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Switch your interpolation to "MonotonicLogCubicNaturalSpline" on Discount Factors, that will smooth out your curve.
The actual 3m forward rates out in the super-long end of the curve are not under 3%. 3m forward Libor rates around the 37 year point are roughly 3.55%, so wherever you are referencing, your data is incorrect.
-Mike
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