1. Draw a yield curve using the Treasury quotes. Remember to "connect the dots"!
2. Consider the 10-year Treasury Note that makes semiannual coupon payments with a face value of $1,000.
   1. Draw a timeline for its cash flows.
   2. Find its bond value.

(I'm not sure what question you have about this. I am not sure what the Treasury quotes are.)

Instructions: Below is a screenshot taken from Wall Street Journal with 5/26/2023 U.S. Treasury quotes in the left-hand-side table. CPN and YLD are coupon rate and yield to maturity, respectively, and both in percentages. WSJ MARKETS Home World U.S. Politics Economy Business Tech Markets Opinion Books \& Arts Real Estate Life \& Work Style Sports U.S. Treasurys 1:59 PMEDT 5/26/23 Bonds \& Rates News 10-Year Note 4.5% Munis on Edge as Debt Ceiling Deadline Nears 8 hours ago 2.0 Debt-Ceiling Fight Sends Investors Hunting for New Havens 05/23/23 1D 5D 3M YTD IY 3Y Investors Seek Protection in Case of Debt- Ceiling Debacle 05/21/23