As a start, we can convert the daily yield curve into implied short-term rates in the future. For instance, using the treasury yields as published here yesterday, we get these implied average rates over certain durations:


It says that the short-term rates will rise at about 1% per year and in five years it will stabilize at around 5%. Here is a close up at the short end.

And these translate into the following “standard” yield curves at 6 months (blue) and 1 year (green) from now, compared to currently (red).

There is no guarantee that this will be correct (that is something that needs to be checked against past data), but I distinctly recall that within the past two years the yield curves have, as a rule, been overly optimistic (too steep) on the short end.