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Yield Curve Plotter

Treasury bill and bond yields by tenor tell you what the market expects. Paste them, get the curve, the slope, the shape and the forward rates the curve implies — and overlay last month's to see what moved.

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Current curve tenor in years (or 3m, 6m, 2y), yield %

Comparison curve optional — e.g. a month ago

Read rate at tenor

years

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Implied forward rates annual compounding, treating inputs as spot rates

The forward between two tenors is the rate the curve implies for money invested from the first tenor to the second: ((1+r₂)^t₂ ÷ (1+r₁)^t₁)^{1/(t₂−t₁)} − 1. Forwards above spot mean the market is pricing in rising rates.

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