Basis Point
A basis point is one-hundredth of a percentage point and is commonly used for rates and spreads.
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These terms describe interest-style benchmarks, short debt, and repo plumbing in traditional finance.
Words from short-horizon market pricing and cash-like instruments.
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A basis point is one-hundredth of a percentage point and is commonly used for rates and spreads.
A treasury bill is a short-term government debt instrument often used as a cash-like benchmark.
A yield curve shows how interest rates differ across bonds with different maturities.
The repo market is where participants borrow cash against collateral and later repurchase the collateral.