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GET /v2/economy/treasury-yields

The latest US Treasury yield curve

economy_getTreasuryYields

The most recent published US Treasury par yield curve, from one month to thirty years. Use it as a risk-free reference curve.

Details

The curve is one row in data.results: date and yield_1_month, yield_3_month, yield_1_year, yield_2_year, yield_5_year, yield_10_year and yield_30_year.

Units

Yields are percent (4.06 = 4.06%); date is ISO YYYY-MM-DD.

Freshness

Daily data, published after the close, served from a shared cache that refreshes at most hourly.

Limits

No per-operation limit applies to requests with an API key.

Example

http
GET /v2/economy/treasury-yields
json
{
  "data": {
    "results": [
      {
        "date": "2026-09-24",
        "yield_1_month": 4.01,
        "yield_3_month": 4.24,
        "yield_1_year": 4.51,
        "yield_2_year": 4.87,
        "yield_5_year": 5.03,
        "yield_10_year": 5.18,
        "yield_30_year": 5.47
      }
    ],
    "status": "OK"
  }
}

Response

Prices are dollars, timestamps epoch milliseconds, strikes integer thousandths of a dollar; null means unknown. Units →

200application/json

The latest curve as one row in data.results (yields in percent); meta.plane is cache when served from the shared cache

object

Errors

Every error is the JSON error envelope; branch on error.code.

StatusMeaning
401

unauthenticated

502

internal — the data source failed upstream

503

internal — the data source is not configured on this deployment