According to a news report: The Federal Reserve made another emergency cut to interest rates on Sunday 3/15/2020, lowering the federal funds rate by 100 bps to a range of 0-0.25 percent. The Fed is trying to stay ahead of disruptions and economic slowdown caused by the rapidly spreading coronavirus.

Suppose you observe the following yield rates of US government-issued zero coupon bonds in [Table 1]:

[Table 1 ]	U.S. Treasury	Yields
Maturity	Yield 3/16/2020		Yield (1 month ago)		Yield (1 year ago)
3 Month	0.12%		1.37%		2.24%
6 Month	0.16%		1.28%		2.24%
12 Month	0.21%		1.22%		2.26%
2 Year	0.38%		1.04%		2.05%
5 Year	0.53%		0.89%		1.87%
10 Year	0.78%		0.81%		1.82%
30 Year	1.34%		0.68%		1.65%

Questions:

A. Without drawing the yield curve, comment on the shape of the current yield curve (as of 3/16/2020).

B. Without calculating bond prices, which one bond has the highest bond price (as of 3/16/2020)?

C. Calculate the implied 1-year forward interest rate, one year from now (i.e. f_1,2)