Interest rates
US 3-month Treasury bill
The yield on 3-month US government bills — the market’s view of near-term policy rates.
4.00%
24h −0.03 pp7d 0.00 pp30d −0.04 pp
Low Data as of 2026-11-05
Trend
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Range statistics
30-day high
4.10%
30-day low
3.99%
30-day average
4.05%
Position in 30-day range
14%
90-day high
4.10%
90-day low
3.69%
90-day average
3.92%
Position in 90-day range
54%
What it measures
The 3-month bill rate closely follows the Federal Reserve’s policy rate and expectations for the next few months.
How to read it
A falling 3-month yield usually means markets expect rate cuts soon; a rising one means policy is tightening or expected to stay tight.
Source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED)