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Rates & Bonds
The cost of money, here and abroad — the US Treasury curve, Australian yields and the spreads that drive the dollar.
← Back to marketsUS 2s10s curve
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10Y minus 2Y Treasury — the classic recession gauge.
AU – US 10Y spread
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ACGB 10Y (monthly avg) minus UST 10Y (daily) — the carry signal for the Aussie dollar.
US 10Y breakeven
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Nominal minus real (TIPS) — the bond market's decade-ahead inflation pricing.
United States — Treasury curve
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Australia
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Changes are vs the previous observation — 1 business day for daily series, month-over-month for the AU 10Y (a monthly average). Sources: FRED (US Treasury constant-maturity & TIPS, ACGB 10Y), RBA (cash rate). Educational/research only — not advice.