Treasury Yield Curve & Policy Battle Simulator

Model Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's debt issuance strategy vs. bond market term premium resistance

US Treasury Benchmark Yield Curve (3M - 30Y)

Blue = Active Model | Slate = Baseline (4.50% Front)
10-Year Benchmark
4.42%
Spread to 2Y: +14 bps
30-Year Fixed Mortgage
6.82%
Spread to 10Y: +240 bps
BBB Corp Spread (10Y)
5.77%
Spread: +135 bps
Federal Debt Service
$1.14T
Rollover risk: High
Market Battle Dynamics: Heavy front-end T-bill issuance suppresses 10Y yields by reducing duration supply, but elevates refinancing vulnerability if Fed policy rate stays sticky.

Issuance Mix & Bond Market Mechanics

35%
Standard Treasury recommendation is ~20%. Skewing up to 35-40% cuts duration supply pressure on 10Y/30Y.
+45 bps
Investors demanding compensation for holding long-dated federal paper against fiscal deficit uncertainty.
4.50%
Underlying terminal Fed funds expectation anchoring the short end (3M - 2Y).
6.2%
Expansionary deficits increase aggregate debt issuance requirements ($1.8T+ annual auctions).

10-Year Yield Force Decomposition

Rate Expectation: 2.45%
Inflation Expectation: 1.40%
Term Premium: +0.45%
Duration Supply: +0.12%
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