The Treasury curve is the spine of every other market. When the 10Y rises, mortgages get more expensive, growth stocks compress, and the dollar typically strengthens. When the curve inverts (short-term yields above long-term), recessions historically follow within 12-18 months. We surface four key tenors live — 3-month, 5-year, 10-year, 30-year.
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- 13-week T-Bill (^IRX) — front-end rate, tracks Fed policy closely
- 5-Year (^FVX) — belly of the curve, sensitive to growth + inflation expectations
- 10-Year (^TNX) — the world's benchmark long rate
- 30-Year (^TYX) — long-end, reflects long-run inflation + credit risk
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