Treasury Yield Curve Analytics

Bootstrap any curve.
Any date. Any shock.

Pull live U.S. Treasury data and bootstrap full par, spot, and forward curves in seconds. Built for investment teams.

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Date: Mar 12, 2026 Interp: LogCubic Comp: Semiannual
● LIVE DATA
Capabilities

Everything your investment
team needs.

No more Excel bootstrapping. No Bloomberg dependency. Just live Treasury data and production-grade curve construction.

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Bootstrap Any Date
Pull live par rates from treasury.gov and bootstrap full spot and forward curves for any historical or recent business day — in seconds.
treasury.gov API
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17 Interpolation Methods
LogLinear, LogCubic, NaturalCubic, Kruger, SplineCubic, and 12 more. See exactly how your method choice bends the curve at every point.
QuantLib powered
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Compare Curves Over Time
Plot curves from multiple dates side-by-side with basis point difference charts. Instantly visualize steepening, flattening, and parallel shifts.
delta analysis
Shock Analysis & KRD
Apply parallel shifts, wave shocks, and triangle (KRD) shocks across 9 key tenors. Standard methodology for key rate duration analysis.
parallel · wave · triangle
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Parameter Sensitivity
Compare two full parameter sets — interpolation, day count, compounding — on the same chart. Quantify the impact of every technical choice.
model validation
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Export to CSV & JSON
Download par, spot, and forward rate tables for any curve or scenario. Excel-ready CSV files and structured JSON summaries with one click.
CSV · JSON

Three curves.
One bootstrap.

Every build produces the full curve set — par, spot, and forward — at any timestep and projection length you need.

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Par Curve
Par Yield Curve
The yield on coupon bonds trading at par. Direct from Treasury data at standard tenors, interpolated across the full maturity spectrum.
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Spot Curve
Zero-Coupon Curve
Zero-coupon rates bootstrapped from par rates using piecewise QuantLib interpolation. The foundation for discount factors and present value calculations.
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Forward Curve
Forward Rate Curve
Expected future rates implied by the spot curve. Any forward tenor you need at every maturity — essential for ALM projection and scenario analysis.
Scenario Analysis

Three shock types.
Full rate coverage.

From parallel shifts to precise KRD triangle shocks — every methodology your ALM framework requires.

Parallel Shocks
Shift the entire spot curve up or down uniformly. Fan chart output shows the full range of rate environments from -300bps to +300bps.
Wave Shocks (KRD)
Ramp linearly from the prior KRD node to the target tenor, then hold flat. Applied independently across all 9 standard KRD tenors.
Triangle Shocks (KRD)
Triangle-shaped shock centered at the target tenor, tapering to zero at adjacent nodes. The standard methodology for computing key rate durations.
Parallel Shock Fan — Spot Curve

Simple pricing.
Full access.

Every plan includes all features — curves, shocks, exports, and every interpolation method. 14-day free trial on both plans.

Monthly
$50
per month · billed monthly
  • Full curve bootstrapping — any date
  • 17 interpolation methods
  • Parallel, wave & triangle shocks
  • Multi-date & parameter comparison
  • CSV & JSON export
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