Tracking global bond yields is surprisingly messy.
Data is scattered, updates are inconsistent, and comparing countries isn’t straightforward.
So I built a simple solution.
I created a dashboard that tracks government bond yields across major economies like the United States, Germany, the UK, and Japan — all in one place.
It shows:
• Latest yield levels
• Changes vs previous observations
• Data frequency (daily vs monthly)
• Clean comparison across countries
The data is pulled from official sources (mainly FRED) and updates automatically.
The goal isn’t to predict markets — but to give a clear, structured view of global interest rate conditions.
Here’s the tool:
https://www.bondstats.org/daily-bond-yields-dashboard
Would love feedback — especially from people working with macro or fixed income.

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