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Treasury Yield Curve History
Four key Treasury maturities in one view, from the policy-sensitive 3-month bill through the 30-year bond, so curve shifts and inversions are easy to see.
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Latest Treasury Curve Snapshot
Compare today's yield at each maturity; the tiles show yield levels, not a bullish or bearish score. Updated through 2026-08-26.
How To Read It
- The 3-month yield is closest to current policy, while the 2-year reflects where markets expect policy to move next.
- The 10- and 30-year yields add longer-run growth, inflation, and term-premium expectations to the picture.
- A normal curve has longer yields above shorter yields; an inverted curve has one or more short maturities above long maturities.
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