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# Historical Forward Curves
### **1. Log In and Navigate to Interest Rate Curves**
* Log in to [BlueGamma](https://app.bluegamma.io/).
* If you don't already have an account, [Sign up for a 14-day free trial](https://auth.bluegamma.io/sign-up).
* Click [**Interest Rate Curves**](https://app.bluegamma.io/interest-rate-curves/usd) in the left-hand navigation menu.
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### **2. Select Your Currency and Curve**
* Use the **currency drop-down menu** in the top-right corner to select the desired currency (e.g., GBP, USD, EUR).
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### **3. Enable Historic Forward Curves**
1. In the **top-left corner**, click **Change Time**.
2. The graph will update to display a second curve below, showing the historic forward curve data.
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### **4. Download the Historic Forward Curve**
* Click the **Download** button to export the data for both the current and historic forward curves.
* The downloaded file will include the historic forward curve data based on the selected time frame.
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