Long considered a safe harbor in turbulent markets, U.S. Treasury securities remain a core portfolio component for Mutual Funds, Banks, State and Local Governments, Pensions, and Insurance Companies.
But what happens when Treasuries move in unexpected directions?

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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