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Quote 'Treasury + spread' from Monday's curve, not last month's

For: lending and leasing

Many commercial loans and equipment leases are priced as a spread over a Treasury tenor. Curvewire gives your desk every tenor from the Treasury's own file each Monday, with how far it moved.

How lending and leasing teams use Curvewire Brief

  1. Open the curve table and find the tenor that matches your term (for example 5y for a five-year lease).
  2. Check the 1-week change to see whether quotes from last week need refreshing.
  3. Load the curve CSV into your rate sheet and add your spread.
  4. Use the 52-week range when a client asks whether rates are high or low.

In the 27 Sep 2026 edition the 5y yield was 4.98%, up 122 bp in 52 weeks; a 5-year quote built on last year's curve would be far off.

The brief is information only; your credit policy sets the spread.

Pages from the Curvewire Brief weekly US rates and macro report
A real weekly edition

Edition of 27 Sep 2026: Treasury par yield curve of 25 Sep 2026

TenorYield1 week52 weeks52-week range
3m4.24%+10 bp+22 bp3.62-4.24%
2y4.81%+5 bp+118 bp3.38-4.87%
5y4.98%+12 bp+122 bp3.51-5.03%
10y5.17%+16 bp+97 bp3.97-5.18%
30y5.49%+15 bp+72 bp4.54-5.49%

Source: Curvewire Brief edition of 27 Sep 2026 (products/curvewire-brief/store/listing.json and web/sample.json), from the US Treasury daily par yield curve file of 2026-09-25.

FAQ

Which curve is used?

The US Treasury daily par yield curve, plus TIPS real yields.

Why not Koyfin?

Koyfin is a full markets terminal from $39/month. If you only need the Monday curve and macro numbers with CSVs, Curvewire is $19/month.

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