By default, the Yield Curveopens with the yield curve for the current currency, the current trade date and the market data cut-off time set in the pricing page from which it was opened. The elements displayed and their underlying tenors come from the customize settings for the yield curve for this currency.
Once the page is open:
You can control for which trade date the yield curve is displayed.
By default this is taken from the pricing page from which this page was opened, but you can change it using the Trade Date field.
You can control for which currency the inflation yield curve is displayed.
By default this is taken from the pricing page from which this page was opened. But you can change it using the Currency dropdown list.
For which market data cut-off time the yield curve is displayed.
By default this is taken from the pricing page from which this page was opened, but you can change it using the Cut Off dropdown list. For more information on this feature see Changing the Market Data Cut-off Time.
For supported currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, JPY, CHF, DKK, NOK and SEK) you can control for which underlying index the yield curve is displayed.
By default this is the standard index for the currency, but for the supported currencies you can change it using the Underlying Index dropdown list.
For each currency you can control which elements and tenors are used to create the yield curve.
By default these settings are taken from the customize settings for the yield curve for this currency. But you can change them as necessary via the Settings window which is accessed via the Settings button. For more information see Customizing a Yield Curve.