What will happen to the market value of a bond if the yield curve increases at all maturities? The market value will increase by the yield curve change for bonds of that remaining term to maturity. The market value will decrease. The market value will increase. There will be no change in the market value since the face value remains constant. The market value will increase or decrease varying with general economy. As authorized by many security firms in recent years have joined with other financial institutions, such as depository institutions and insurance companies. The Federal Reserve Act The Glass-Steagall Act SEC Rule 144A The Financial Services Modernization Act SEC Rule 415 Investors should be paying for newly issued stock as the open market price of the firm's outstanding stock. cannot be determined, either much more than or much less than much more than much less than about the same either about the same or much less than When the redemptions of money market mutual fund shares exceed new sales of shares, the fund accommodates the dollar amount of excessive redemptions by selling some of the assets contained in the portfolio borrowing from Investment Banks issuing additional bonds issuing stock borrowing from the SEC