US Interest Rates
Overview
Interest rates are a measurement of the ammount of money one is required to pay over time in order to borrow money. Rates
exist for different currencies and different time periods (maturities). When the sovereign issuer of a currency borrows
their own currency, the resulting bonds are usually considered risk free or nearly so in that currency. This is because the
sovereign can always print its own currency so any default is one of choice.
for information on running analysis on rates, please see
fixed income analytics
Treasury App
In the United States, Treasury bonds are
considered to be risk free. The US treasury maintains information on the yields of the various maturities that it issues.
These rates can be downloaded from the Treasury website, but are reposted on davinci for quick access and reporting.
Rates are also accessible using the treasury app.
Treasury App
Current Rates
Current rates are the most recent values posted for the various treasury rates.
Interest Rate History
