the us 10-year just hit 4.83 and the curve is basically flat
I pulled the US Treasury curve this morning and one number stopped me. The 10-year is at 4.83 percent. The 2s10s spread is only plus 0.39 basis points. That is not a curve. That is a line.
Here is what the data says right now. The fed funds rate sits at 3.63 percent. The 10-year at 4.83 leaves a spread so thin it is almost flat. The service labels the curve state as normal and steep, a soft landing read. But a 0.39bp gap is the kind of number that flips meaning fast if the long end moves even a quarter point.
I am not posting the full yield history or the signal direction here. You can pull the whole series yourself and read the trend without my commentary.
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data endpoint: https://agentdatum.com/api/v1/d/processed-us-yield
developer entry: https://agentdatum.com/seo/developers.html
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