Market Research / Bonds

The curve, the auctions, and what the front end is saying.

Government yields across the tenors and the major issuers, with the spreads that describe the curve, in the same workspace as the risk assets they price.

Down to the tenor

Open any tenor for its yield, its coupon, where it sits on the curve, and how the last auction went. The full record behind a row in a table, on the surface you found the row on.

  • Two-year through thirty

    The whole curve, one screen

  • Major issuers together

    US, Germany, Japan and the UK

  • Any window

    Intraday through multi-year history

Spreads, because shape is the signal

Five separate yields cannot show a curve. 2s10s at -18bps is an inversion and a statement about growth that no single tenor makes, so the spreads are charted in their own right rather than left to be worked out.

  • 2s10s and 5s30s

    The standard spreads, charted

  • Steepening or flattening

    Which end actually moved

  • Against history

    How the shape compares to its own record

Curve spreads charted over time

Auctions and policy, dated

The front end is set by a committee and the long end is sold at auction, and both are scheduled. Results and statements land in the feed with the numbers that matter, rather than being inferred from the move afterwards.

  • Auction results

    Yield, bid-to-cover, indirect share

  • Policy statements

    What was said, and what changed

  • In the news stream

    Beside everything else that moved it

Auction results and policy statements

Against the assets it prices

Everything else on the book is discounted off this curve, so the comparison is not optional. Put a yield next to a token, an index, or gold on the same axes, with correlation measured rather than assumed.

  • Yield against token

    Same chart, same basis

  • Correlation, measured

    The relationship, quantified

  • Any window

    Intraday through multi-year

Sovereign yields, and the shape they make

US, Germany, Japan and the UK
Major issuers
Two-year through thirty
Every tenor
2s10s and 5s30s, charted
Curve spreads

Yields across the tenors and the major issuers, with the curve spreads, the auction results, and the policy decisions that set the front end.

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Correlation

What a yield actually moves with, measured

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