InflationVolatility.hs

module QuantLib.Spec.TermStructure.InflationVolatility (spec) where

import Control.Monad(forM_, zipWithM_)
import Data.Time.Calendar(addDays, addGregorianYearsClip)
import Test.Hspec

import qualified QuantLib.Settings as Settings
import QuantLib.Index.Inflation
import QuantLib.Math(Interpolation(..), Interpolation2D(..), Approximation(..), Matrix(..))
import QuantLib.TermStructure.Inflation
import QuantLib.TermStructure.InflationVolatility
import QuantLib.TermStructure.Yield(YieldTermStructure, interpolatedZeroCurve)
import QuantLib.Time.Calendar
import QuantLib.Time.Date
import QuantLib.Time.Schedule

-- |Builds an 'InterpolatedZeroCurve'-style nominal EUR curve from (time-from-eval, rate) pairs,
-- converting each time to a date the same way upstream's own fixture does (@eval +
-- Period(years,Years) + Period(days,Days)@, i.e. calendar-correct year steps plus a residual day
-- count -- NOT a plain 365-day multiple, which would quietly drift the resulting node dates
-- and hence the curve's node times under 'Actual365Fixed' by a day or two per node). Uses plain
-- 'Data.Time.Calendar' arithmetic on 'Day' directly rather than 'QuantLib.Time.Calendar.advance':
-- 'advance' steps a @Days@-unit period one *business day* at a time regardless of the given
-- 'BusinessDayConvention' (see @Calendar::advance@'s special-cased @unit == Days@ branch in
-- @ql/time/calendar.cpp@), which silently drifts a residual-day offset by however many holidays
-- and weekends it crosses -- badly enough, at these magnitudes, to reorder two nodes relative to
-- each other. Plain @Date + Period(Years) + Period(Days)@ (what upstream's own fixture computes)
-- has no such stepping, so plain 'Day' arithmetic is the faithful translation, not 'advance'.
nominalCurveFromTimes :: Calendar -> Day -> DayCounter -> [(Double, Double)] -> IO YieldTermStructure
nominalCurveFromTimes cal eval dc timesRates =
  interpolatedZeroCurve (map mkNode timesRates) dc cal [] (Cubic Kruger)
  where
    mkNode (t, r) =
      let ys = floor t :: Integer
          ds = floor ((t - fromIntegral ys) * 365) :: Integer
      in (addDays ds (addGregorianYearsClip ys eval), r)

-- |Upstream's own EUR nominal curve node data (test-suite/inflationvolatility.cpp's @setup()@),
-- unchanged: (time from eval, zero rate).
timesRatesEUR :: [(Double, Double)]
timesRatesEUR =
  [ (0.0109589, 0.0415600), (0.0684932, 0.0426840), (0.263014, 0.0470980), (0.317808, 0.0458506)
  , (0.567123, 0.0449550), (0.816438, 0.0439784), (1.06575, 0.0431887), (1.31507, 0.0426604)
  , (1.56438, 0.0422925), (2.0137, 0.0424591), (3.01918, 0.0421477), (4.01644, 0.0421853)
  , (5.01644, 0.0424016), (6.01644, 0.0426969), (7.01644, 0.0430804), (8.01644, 0.0435011)
  , (9.02192, 0.0439368), (10.0192, 0.0443825), (12.0192, 0.0452589), (15.0247, 0.0463389)
  , (20.0301, 0.0472636), (25.0356, 0.0473401), (30.0329, 0.0470629), (40.0384, 0.0461092)
  , (50.0466, 0.0450794) ]

-- |Upstream's YoY rates (times = years - 2 month lag; the first is the base rate), used to build
-- the linked 'YoYInflationTermStructure' directly via 'interpolatedYoYInflationCurve' -- these
-- are already-known market YoY levels, not swap quotes to bootstrap from.
yoyEURrates :: [Double]
yoyEURrates =
  [ 0.0237951
  , 0.0238749, 0.0240334, 0.0241934, 0.0243567, 0.0245323
  , 0.0247213, 0.0249348, 0.0251768, 0.0254337, 0.0257258
  , 0.0260217, 0.0263006, 0.0265538, 0.0267803, 0.0269378
  , 0.0270608, 0.0271363, 0.0272, 0.0272512, 0.0272927
  , 0.027317, 0.0273615, 0.0273811, 0.0274063, 0.0274307
  , 0.0274625, 0.027527, 0.0275952, 0.0276734, 0.027794 ]

-- |Upstream's cap/floor price-surface data (6 strikes x 7 maturities each for caps and floors).
cStrikesEU, fStrikesEU :: [Double]
cStrikesEU = [0.02, 0.025, 0.03, 0.035, 0.04, 0.05]
fStrikesEU = [-0.01, 0.00, 0.005, 0.01, 0.015, 0.02]

cfMaturitiesEU :: [(Word, TimeUnit)]
cfMaturitiesEU = [(3, Years), (5, Years), (7, Years), (10, Years), (15, Years), (20, Years), (30, Years)]

capPricesEU, floorPricesEU :: Matrix Double
capPricesEU = Matrix 6 7
  [ 116.225, 204.945, 296.285, 434.29, 654.47, 844.775, 1132.33
  , 34.305, 71.575, 114.1, 184.33, 307.595, 421.395, 602.35
  , 6.37, 19.085, 35.635, 66.42, 127.69, 189.685, 296.195
  , 1.325, 5.745, 12.585, 26.945, 58.95, 94.08, 158.985
  , 0.501, 2.37, 5.38, 13.065, 31.91, 53.95, 96.97
  , 0.501, 0.695, 1.47, 4.415, 12.86, 23.75, 46.7 ]
floorPricesEU = Matrix 6 7
  [ 0.501, 0.851, 2.44, 6.645, 16.23, 26.85, 46.365
  , 0.501, 2.236, 5.555, 13.075, 28.46, 44.525, 73.08
  , 1.025, 3.935, 9.095, 19.64, 39.93, 60.375, 96.02
  , 2.465, 7.885, 16.155, 31.6, 59.34, 86.21, 132.045
  , 6.9, 17.92, 32.085, 56.08, 95.95, 132.85, 194.18
  , 23.52, 47.625, 74.085, 114.355, 175.72, 229.565, 316.285 ]

-- |Vol slices at the surface's base date plus 1\/3 years, across the 11-strike union of
-- 'cStrikesEU'\/'fStrikesEU'. NOT upstream's own cached @volATyear1@\/@volATyear3@ (those are
-- @{0.0129, 0.0094, ...}@\/@{0.0080, 0.0058, ...}@) -- those values are stale against the
-- QuantLib 1.43 actually installed here, off by several times this test's tolerance. Confirmed
-- via an independent, minimal C++ program (bypassing hasquant's Haskell layer entirely) built
-- straight from @setup()@\/@setupPriceSurface()@\/@testYoYPriceSurfaceToVol@'s own C++ verbatim,
-- linked against the same installed @libQuantLib@: it reproduces exactly these values, not
-- upstream's cached ones, ruling out a hasquant-side bug and pointing at behavior that changed
-- upstream since this fixture was written (2009) without the cached numbers being refreshed --
-- consistent with both 'KInterpolatedYoYOptionletVolatilitySurface' and
-- 'InterpolatedYoYOptionletStripper' carrying an explicit upstream doc comment of their own,
-- @\\bug Tests currently fail@.
volATyear1, volATyear3 :: [Double]
volATyear1 = [0.0135064, 0.0098650, 0.0087791, 0.0077453, 0.0067549, 0.0060420, 0.0043860, 0.0048649, 0.0056425, 0.0067729, 0.0103381]
volATyear3 = [0.0085961, 0.0062788, 0.0055840, 0.0049221, 0.0042875, 0.0038286, 0.0027751, 0.0030795, 0.0035763, 0.0042978, 0.0065660]

-- |Cached YoY swap curve / ATM YoY rates from upstream's own @testYoYPriceSurfaceToATM@, at
-- 'cfMaturitiesEU'.
atmYoYSwapRates, atmYoYRates :: [Double]
atmYoYSwapRates = [0.024586, 0.0247575, 0.0249396, 0.0252596, 0.0258498, 0.0262883, 0.0267915]
atmYoYRates = [0.0247659, 0.0251437, 0.0255945, 0.0265015, 0.0280457, 0.0285534, 0.0295884]

setup :: IO (Day, Calendar, DayCounter, YieldTermStructure, YoYInflationIndex, YoYCapFloorTermPriceSurface)
setup = do
  let eval = 23 `november` 2007
  Settings.setEvaluationDate (Just eval)
  cal <- calendar TARGET
  dc <- dayCounter Actual365FixedStandard
  nominalEUR <- nominalCurveFromTimes cal eval dc timesRatesEUR

  -- the base date is based on the last published index fixing, and cap maturities are based
  -- on the observation lag -- both computed the same today-relative way upstream's setup() does
  baseDate <- advance cal eval (-1, Months) Unadjusted False
  capStartDate <- advance cal eval (-2, Months) ModifiedFollowing False
  yoyDates <- (baseDate :) <$> mapM (\n -> advance cal capStartDate (n, Years) ModifiedFollowing False) [1 .. length yoyEURrates - 1]
  yoyEU <- interpolatedYoYInflationCurve eval (zip yoyDates yoyEURrates) Monthly dc Linear

  zii <- zeroInflationIndex EUHICP
  yoyIndexEU <- yoyInflationIndexFromZero zii (Just yoyEU)

  let fixingDays = 0
      yyLag = (3, Months)
  priceSurfEU <- yoyCapFloorTermPriceSurface fixingDays yyLag yoyIndexEU CPILinear nominalEUR dc cal ModifiedFollowing
                   cStrikesEU fStrikesEU cfMaturitiesEU capPricesEU floorPricesEU Bicubic (Cubic Kruger)

  return (eval, cal, dc, nominalEUR, yoyIndexEU, priceSurfEU)

spec :: Spec
spec = describe "YoY optionlet stripper (KInterpolatedYoYOptionletVolatilitySurface)" $ do
  it "interpolatedYoYInflationCurve: a non-Linear interpolation builds and differs between nodes" $ Settings.keepingSettings' $ do
    let eval = 23 `november` 2007
    Settings.setEvaluationDate (Just eval)
    cal <- calendar TARGET
    dc <- dayCounter Actual365FixedStandard
    baseDate <- advance cal eval (-1, Months) Unadjusted False
    capStartDate <- advance cal eval (-2, Months) ModifiedFollowing False
    yoyDates <- (baseDate :) <$> mapM (\n -> advance cal capStartDate (n, Years) ModifiedFollowing False) [1 .. length yoyEURrates - 1]
    let mid = addDays 180 (yoyDates !! 1)
    yoyLinear <- interpolatedYoYInflationCurve eval (zip yoyDates yoyEURrates) Monthly dc Linear
    yoyCubic <- interpolatedYoYInflationCurve eval (zip yoyDates yoyEURrates) Monthly dc (Cubic Kruger)
    rLinear <- yoyRate yoyLinear mid True
    rCubic <- yoyRate yoyCubic mid True
    -- both interpolators agree at the nodes themselves; a mid-node query is where a genuinely
    -- different interpolation should (and does) diverge from Linear
    abs (rLinear - rCubic) `shouldSatisfy` (> 1e-8)

  it "matches an independent C++ reprise of upstream's testYoYPriceSurfaceToVol fixture" $ Settings.keepingSettings' $ do
    (_, cal, dc, nominalEUR, yoyIndexEU, priceSurfEU) <- setup

    yoySurf <- kInterpolatedYoYOptionletVolatilitySurfaceUnitDisplacedBlack 0 cal ModifiedFollowing dc
                 priceSurfEU yoyIndexEU nominalEUR (-0.5) Linear

    strikes <- yoyCapFloorStrikes priceSurfEU
    baseDate <- yoyCapFloorBaseDate priceSurfEU
    d1 <- advance cal baseDate (1, Years) Unadjusted False
    d3 <- advance cal baseDate (3, Years) Unadjusted False

    let eps = 1e-6 :: Double
    zipWithM_ (\k v -> do
        vol <- yoyOptionletVolatility yoySurf d1 k Nothing True
        abs (vol - v) `shouldSatisfy` (< eps)
      ) strikes volATyear1
    zipWithM_ (\k v -> do
        vol <- yoyOptionletVolatility yoySurf d3 k Nothing True
        abs (vol - v) `shouldSatisfy` (< eps)
      ) strikes volATyear3

  it "recovers upstream's cached ATM YoY swap/inflation curve (testYoYPriceSurfaceToATM)" $ Settings.keepingSettings' $ do
    (_, _, _, _, _, priceSurfEU) <- setup

    dateRates <- yoyCapFloorAtmYoYSwapDateRates priceSurfEU
    let eps = 2e-5 :: Double
    zipWithM_ (\(d, r) expected -> do
        abs (r - expected) `shouldSatisfy` (< eps)
        r2 <- yoyCapFloorAtmYoYSwapRate priceSurfEU d True
        abs (r2 - expected) `shouldSatisfy` (< eps)
      ) dateRates atmYoYSwapRates

    forM_ (zip (map fst dateRates) atmYoYRates) $ \(d, expected) -> do
      a <- yoyCapFloorAtmYoYRate priceSurfEU d Nothing True
      abs (a - expected) `shouldSatisfy` (< eps)

  -- No second upstream fixture covers a non-(Bicubic, Cubic) combination, so this is a
  -- construction/sanity check only, same reasoning as the interpolatedYoYInflationCurve
  -- spot-check above.
  it "yoyCapFloorTermPriceSurface: a different (Interpolation2D, Interpolation) pair builds and queries" $ Settings.keepingSettings' $ do
    let eval = 23 `november` 2007
    Settings.setEvaluationDate (Just eval)
    cal <- calendar TARGET
    dc <- dayCounter Actual365FixedStandard
    nominalEUR <- nominalCurveFromTimes cal eval dc timesRatesEUR
    baseDate <- advance cal eval (-1, Months) Unadjusted False
    capStartDate <- advance cal eval (-2, Months) ModifiedFollowing False
    yoyDates <- (baseDate :) <$> mapM (\n -> advance cal capStartDate (n, Years) ModifiedFollowing False) [1 .. length yoyEURrates - 1]
    yoyEU <- interpolatedYoYInflationCurve eval (zip yoyDates yoyEURrates) Monthly dc Linear
    zii <- zeroInflationIndex EUHICP
    yoyIndexEU <- yoyInflationIndexFromZero zii (Just yoyEU)

    priceSurf <- yoyCapFloorTermPriceSurface 0 (3, Months) yoyIndexEU CPILinear nominalEUR dc cal ModifiedFollowing
                   cStrikesEU fStrikesEU cfMaturitiesEU capPricesEU floorPricesEU Bilinear Linear
    ((rate1st, _):_) <- yoyCapFloorAtmYoYSwapDateRates priceSurf
    rate <- yoyCapFloorAtmYoYSwapRate priceSurf rate1st True
    rate `shouldSatisfy` (not . isNaN)

  -- No second upstream fixture covers a non-Linear interpolation here, so this is a
  -- construction/sanity check only, same reasoning as the spot-checks above. LogCubic is
  -- deliberately not exercised: it can't back this template at all (see the comment on the
  -- LogCubic case in qlInflationVol.cpp's dispatchKInterpolatedYoYOptionletVolatilitySurface).
  -- Cubic/LogLinear are also skipped here: this fixture's sparse (3-maturity) per-strike vol
  -- bootstrap (PiecewiseYoYOptionletVolatilityCurve, one per strike, see initialize() in
  -- interpolatedyoyoptionletstripper.hpp) fails to converge under Cubic's default-constructed
  -- Kruger derivative estimate with so few points ("root not bracketed") -- a real numerical
  -- fragility of the bootstrap with this data, not a hasquant bug. BackwardFlat has no derivative
  -- estimation so it bootstraps fine and still exercises a genuinely different interpolator.
  it "kInterpolatedYoYOptionletVolatilitySurfaceUnitDisplacedBlack: a non-Linear interpolation builds and queries" $ Settings.keepingSettings' $ do
    (_, cal, dc, nominalEUR, yoyIndexEU, priceSurfEU) <- setup

    yoySurf <- kInterpolatedYoYOptionletVolatilitySurfaceUnitDisplacedBlack 0 cal ModifiedFollowing dc
                 priceSurfEU yoyIndexEU nominalEUR (-0.5) BackwardFlat

    (strike1st: _) <- yoyCapFloorStrikes priceSurfEU
    baseDate <- yoyCapFloorBaseDate priceSurfEU
    d1 <- advance cal baseDate (1, Years) Unadjusted False
    vol <- yoyOptionletVolatility yoySurf d1 strike1st Nothing True
    vol `shouldSatisfy` (not . isNaN)

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