Using Implied Volatility to Measure Uncertainty About Interest Rates

Abstract

This article explains implied volatility (IV) and how it can differ from the market's true expectation of uncertainty. It also estimates IV of 3-month eurodollar interest rates from 1985 to 2001 and evaluates its ability to predict realized volatility.

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