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Price loans and track rates with the full Treasury curve

For: finance

Treasury and pricing desks need the curve at a date, the spread and the latest CPI print in the same place. Curvewire puts them in three tables you can join by date.

How finance teams use Curvewire

  1. Load treasury_yields and pick the tenor that matches your loan or lease term.
  2. Read the 10y-2y and 10y-3m columns to see whether the curve is inverted on that date.
  3. Join bls_monthly by month to put CPI and core CPI next to the rates.
  4. Subscribe to the Monday brief if you want the week's moves on one page instead.

Rates come straight from the Treasury daily par yield curve; macro series from BLS bulk files. Both are US government works.

treasury_yields, 17-23 Sep 2026, percent

Date10-year2-year3-month30-year10y-2y (pt)
2026-09-235.114.854.195.40+0.26
2026-09-224.964.714.165.29+0.25
2026-09-214.964.764.175.29+0.20
2026-09-185.014.764.145.34+0.25
2026-09-174.944.674.125.29+0.27

Source: Curvewire treasury_yields table, build of 24 Sep 2026 (products/curvewire/store/listing.json; HF dataset CyberMax-tools/curvewire-us-macro-panel), from the US Treasury daily par yield curve. Information only, not investment advice.

FAQ

Why not a Bloomberg terminal?

If you already have one, use it. If you only need official Treasury and BLS numbers, Curvewire is free and the brief is $19/month.

Can I use it in client work?

Yes, it is CC0. If procurement needs an invoice and a certificate, the dataset licence is $49/year.

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