1Y Treasury reads 4.01% as of 2026-08-25. Change from prior reading: -0.03. Current value sits at the 44th percentile of the trailing 5 years. Sourced from fred, refreshed every 6 hours, and free to access via the JSON API.
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DGS1 — the 1-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Rate, interpolated daily from the Treasury's par yield curve (H.15 release). Published on business days only; no row on weekends or federal holidays. It is an interpolated par yield, not a directly traded spot rate, and it prices the market's expected average fed funds rate over the next 12 months — so it moves ahead of FOMC meetings as rate-cut or rate-hike odds get repriced, reacting faster to the near-term policy path than the 2-year (DGS2).
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Current Interpretation
1Y Treasury is currently 4.01 (daily change -0.03). Based on its standardized history position (z-score), the current read is "Neutral range". Check related indicators to confirm whether this is isolated noise or a broader liquidity shift.
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1Y Treasury is a core liquidity signal used to track funding conditions and risk appetite in US dollar markets.
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