Latest available provider reference, market history and observed trading ranges.
Monthly long-term government bond yield observation; not a live market quote.
800 observations · 1960-01-01 – 2026-08-01 · Yield (%)
Monthly published yield observations; gaps are not daily candles.
Instrument: IRLTLT01GBM156N. Unit: Yield (%).
Yield levels do not specify a bond’s coupon, duration or market price. Fundamentals absent from this source are withheld.
Live technical pulse
Daily rules use completed observations; intraday and weekly rules include the provider’s latest candle, which may still be in progress. Composite = (Buy − Sell) ÷ rule count. Strong Buy above 0.55; Buy above 0.15; Neutral above −0.15; Sell above −0.55; otherwise Strong Sell. Close-based rules only; no invented highs, lows or intraday signals. Buy and Sell labels describe indicator rules, not trade orders.
One basis point = 0.01 percentage point. A yield move is not a bond price return.
| Basis points | Percentage-point change | Yield after increase |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.01 | 4.999% |
| 5 | 0.05 | 5.039% |
| 10 | 0.1 | 5.089% |
| 25 | 0.25 | 5.239% |
| 50 | 0.5 | 5.489% |
| 100 | 1 | 5.989% |
Bond valuation needs coupon, maturity, settlement date and discount assumptions. This tool converts yield units only.
How the source reference becomes the displayed data, indicators and planning scenarios.
Quote, history, forecast and calculators use the same FRED / IRLTLT01GBM156N snapshot. Source observation time and automated check time are shown separately. Price changes use the previous completed observation. Bond moves are basis points; index values are points.
US yields are daily Treasury constant-maturity series via FRED. German and UK yields use monthly OECD long-term government bond series via FRED and are explicitly not live quotes. No placeholder catalogue prices, synthetic candles, or fabricated fundamentals are used.
Short-term forecasts require sufficient verified daily observations. Intervals are not calibrated empirical coverage; jumps, fat tails and parameter uncertainty are excluded.
Indicators use completed daily observations and require 200 samples. Composite = (Buy − Sell) / rule count: Strong Buy above 0.55; Buy above 0.15; Neutral above −0.15; Sell above −0.55; otherwise Strong Sell. Each browser checks every 60 seconds; provider snapshots are cached for up to five minutes. Failed refreshes are visibly marked.
Every planning band uses the same timestamped reference displayed above. Changing the annual assumption updates the scenario chart, yearly bands and regular-contribution calculations.
Lower and upper paths apply the selected annual change in opposite directions. The base path keeps the reference unchanged. These paths have no assigned probabilities and are separate from the short-term statistical model.
Prices use the instrument’s quoted units; indices use points and yield moves use basis points. Fees, taxes and distributions are excluded. A yield path cannot estimate a bond investment return.
Read as a range: short-term estimates and long-term planning scenarios can fall outside every displayed band. Source gaps and unsupported calculations are withheld.
The source span and observation count are shown above. Missing dates are omitted. Records refer to available source coverage, not the instrument’s entire lifetime.
Price changes compare observed reference values. Yield moves use basis points. Conversion amounts use the same timestamped source rate; spreads, fees and distributions are excluded.
This series is a government-bond yield observation, not the price of an individual bond. Coupon, maturity and discount assumptions determine a bond valuation. The source instrument is IRLTLT01GBM156N, quoted as Yield (%), with monthly history.
Source quality: Published yield series with its stated observation cadence. The displayed check time is separate from the market observation time. Missing fundamentals are not estimated.
For educational purposes only. Forecasts and scenarios can be wrong. Past performance does not guarantee future results.