The difference between those two somehow reflects what interest rates will be between one and two.

两者之间的差异在一定程度上反映了,第一年后开始的一年期远期利率

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We've had episodes in our history when real interest rates have made major moves and these movements are very important for what is happening in our lives.

历史上有一些真实事件,实际利率发生很大的变化,这些变化对我们的生活,有非常重要的影响

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I do, I have a...a way to think about this... ... some people call it the... The Taylor rule -...Taylor Rule, yeah And it says the rate shouldn't have come down all the way to 3 at this point, maybe, maybe 3.5 or so And that rule basically says that interest rates should adjust according to what's happened to the economy.

没错，关于这个我有自己的思路。,有人将其称为。,泰勒规则，-噢，对，泰勒规则,根据这个规则，利率不应该,一路狂跌至3%，至少也该在3。5%左右,本质上来讲，该规则说明，利率应该,根据经济形势进行调整。

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In the last week the Treasury bill rate on the United States four-week Treasury bill which is the standard 0.2% essentially three month it fell to 0.2%.

上周，美国月国库券的,国库券利率,一般作为标准来看,本质上，在三个月内，跌落到。

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Of course, the banker isn't going to give you $1 for something that is paying $1 in a year because the banker knows that $1 could be invested at the interest rate.

当然,银行不会因为某些东西,在一年内收益一美元,而给你一美元,因为银行知道一美元能在利率的基础上,用来投资

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