Every Monday: US rates and macro, on one page

Every Monday: the US yield curve, rates and macro numbers on one page. A fresh brief built from the Treasury's yield curve and the BLS each week, so you see what moved before your Monday meeting.

Each edition:

• The yield curve now vs 1, 4 and 52 weeks ago, 1 month to 30 years, in one chart
• Every tenor's move in basis points (1 week, 4 weeks, 52 weeks) and where it sits in its 52-week range
• Spreads and inversions: 10y–2y and 10y–3m now, a week and a year ago, with the last sustained inversion
• Real yields and breakeven inflation from the TIPS curve, 5 to 30 years
• Macro dashboard: 16 headline BLS series (CPI and core, shelter, energy, PPI, payrolls, wages, unemployment, participation, JOLTS) with 1-month and 12-month changes and 24-month sparklines
• PDF + HTML + 6 CSVs + figures.json + the Python script that computed every number

Who it's for: small-business CFOs and controllers, treasury and finance teams, loan and lease pricing desks, credit-union and bank staff, economics teachers, students and analysts.

Why not treasury.gov and bls.gov? They publish the raw tables, one release at a time. This puts the week's moves, 52-week ranges, spreads, breakevens and the macro dashboard on one page, with CSVs you can load. Why not a markets newsletter? Those mix news and opinion; this is numbers only, straight from the agencies, with the script that computed them.

The first 27 Sep 2026 edition: 10-year Treasury 5.17% (+16 bp on the week, +97 bp on the year), 2-year 4.81%, 10y–2y spread +0.36 pt, August CPI 3.40% year on year, unemployment 4.1%. Preview real pages free: CyberMax hub/curvewire-brief/index.html

FAQ

• When does it arrive? Every Monday; the new PDF, HTML and CSVs replace the files in your Polar customer portal.
• Where do the numbers come from? The US Treasury daily par yield curve and real yield curve, and the BLS bulk time-series files. Every figure is in figures.json.
• Is this investment advice? No. Numbers and plain descriptions only: no forecasts, no recommendations.
• Can I cancel? Any time in the Polar customer portal; you keep the editions you already have.
• Other Monday briefs? The All Three Monday Briefs bundle adds the US Vehicle Recall Brief and the Exploited Vulnerabilities Brief: $25/month instead of $37.

Licence: use inside your own business, household or classroom; no reselling or re-publishing. Sources: US Treasury and US Bureau of Labor Statistics (US Government works). Independent; not affiliated with the Treasury or BLS. General information only, not investment, tax or financial advice. (c) 2026 CyberMax.

$19/month is about $4.40 an edition. Prefer yearly? $190/year saves two months.