US Yield Curve

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US Yield Curve closed up -0.19 as of July 25, 2024 from -0.15 from the previous day, -0.28 last week and -0.43 last month.

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US Yield Curve Historical Data

DateClose
2024-07-25 -0.192
2024-07-24 -0.15
2024-07-23 -0.245
2024-07-22 -0.27
2024-07-19 -0.279
2024-07-18 -0.279
2024-07-17 -0.285
2024-07-16 -0.263
2024-07-15 -0.231
2024-07-12 -0.2773
2024-07-11 -0.3109
2024-07-10 -0.3509
2024-07-09 -0.3392
2024-07-08 -0.3588
2024-07-05 -0.3336
2024-07-04 -0.3546
2024-07-03 -0.3723
2024-07-02 -0.3213
2024-07-01 -0.2967
2024-06-28 -0.3759
2024-06-27 -0.4316
2024-06-26 -0.4287
2024-06-25 -0.5073
2024-06-24 -0.494
2024-06-21 -0.4856
2024-06-20 -0.4886
2024-06-19 -0.4888
2024-06-18 -0.498
2024-06-17 -0.4892
2024-06-14 -0.4941
2024-06-13 -0.455
2024-06-12 -0.4537
2024-06-11 -0.4359
2024-06-10 -0.424
2024-06-07 -0.4635
2024-06-06 -0.4441
2024-06-05 -0.4506
2024-06-04 -0.4572
2024-06-03 -0.4237
2024-05-31 -0.3785
2024-05-30 -0.383
2024-05-29 -0.3653
2024-05-28 -0.441
2024-05-27 -0.481
2024-05-24 -0.4901
2024-05-23 -0.4693
2024-05-22 -0.4543
2024-05-21 -0.4231
2024-05-20 -0.4138
2024-05-17 -0.4152
2024-05-16 -0.4388
2024-05-15 -0.4019
2024-05-14 -0.3698
2024-05-13 -0.3895
2024-05-10 -0.3737
2024-05-09 -0.3611
2024-05-08 -0.3526
2024-05-07 -0.384
2024-05-06 -0.3435
2024-05-03 -0.32

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US Yield Curve Statistics

SecuritySymbolLastMomentumTrendOscillator1D%1W%1M%1Y%
US Yield CurveUS.YC-0.3392-5.465.57-22.18-64.81

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US Yield Curve Historical Data

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What is the US Yield Curve

The US yield curve is a graphical representation of the yields on US Treasury securities of different maturities. It shows the relationship between the interest rates and the time to maturity of the debt, with longer-term securities typically offering higher yields than shorter-term securities. The shape of the yield curve can provide insights into the market's expectations for future interest rates and economic conditions. A steep yield curve, where long-term rates are significantly higher than short-term rates, may indicate expectations of strong economic growth. Conversely, an inverted yield curve, where short-term rates are higher than long-term rates, has historically been a reliable predictor of an impending recession. Monitoring changes in the yield curve is an important tool for investors and policymakers to gauge market sentiment and potential economic developments.

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