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In our latest update, Akshay Gupta, Fixed Income Product Manager, analyses Q1’s atypical market behaviour—shaped by a Treasury Secretary committed to lowering 10-year yields while keeping long-term bond sales unchanged. The YoY chart below, derived from Tradition’s Fixed Income Dataset, illustrates just how much the market has shifted compared to last year.
Our US Treasury real-time and historical 2-way quote and yield products provide insight into the near-inversion of the yield curve from 12 months ago – highlighting the impact of policy shifts and personnel changes in Washington.
“By using our US Treasury data, market participants can cut through the noise and observe how short-term yields have declined while long-term outlooks remain negative. The current curve suggests that yields may stay low across all tenors until they begin rising again for 3-year and longer maturities – most notably those maturing after the start of the next U.S. Administration” Akshay Gupta, Fixed Income Product Manager.
TraditionData’s U.S. Treasury Data product provides real-time, hourly, and end-of-day pricing and yield data, with optional FIX 4.4 API compatibility.
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