Yield curve monitor
Compare the most watched Treasury maturities on one page, with real history across 1D, 5D, 1M, 6M, 1Y, and full-series context.
Short-duration benchmark commonly watched for cash-like returns and near-term policy sensitivity.
The maturity that tends to react quickly to inflation and rate expectations.
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Core reference rate for mortgages, valuation models, and broader risk appetite.
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Hover to inspect points. Use the range buttons to switch the visible history window.
Treasury yields are reference prices for US government debt and help explain how markets are pricing inflation, growth, and monetary policy. Looking at one maturity alone can be misleading, so this page groups the curve points most often searched by investors and the financial press.
If you want to compare fixed-income benchmarks against consumer borrowing costs, review Mortgage vs Treasury. For the broader dashboard, go back to US interest rates today.