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2010-04-08 — wsj.com "In anticipation of a default, the yield curve flattens abruptly with short-term yields rising rapidly to match the higher yields for long-term bonds. Long-term bonds already reflect, at least in part, the default debate. It’s when that debate moves closer to reality that the short-term debt suddenly transforms from relatively safe to very risky, driving yields sharply higher as prices, which move in the opposite direction of the yield, plunge."
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