US 6-Month Treasury Bill Rates
US 6-Month Treasury Bill Rates data, recent 5 years (traceable to Nov 18,2021), the yield unit is %, latest yield value is 3.7, updated at Apr 03,2026
Price
Current: 98.22 USD (-0.005 / -0.005%)
Apr 03,2026
Time Range: Nov 18,2021 ~ Apr 03,2026
Average: 98.04 USD
Median: 97.89 USD
Max: 99.97 USD (Nov 19,2021)
Min: 97.28 USD (Oct 17,2023)
Yield
Current: 3.70 % (+0.010 / +0.284%)
Apr 03,2026
Time Range: Nov 18,2021 ~ Apr 03,2026
Average: 4.06 %
Median: 4.33 %
Max: 5.58 % (Oct 17,2023)
Min: 0.06 % (Nov 18,2021)
FAQ
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How do 6-month Treasury rates affect corporate financing costs?
6-month Treasury rates are important benchmark rates that directly affect corporate short-term financing costs. When 6-month Treasury rates rise, rates on corporate bonds, commercial paper, and other short-term financing instruments also rise, increasing business operating costs.
What role do 6-month Treasuries play in investment portfolios?
6-month Treasuries serve as stabilizers and buffers in investment portfolios. Their low risk and stable income characteristics make them important tools for diversifying investment risk, especially suitable for conservative investors and institutions needing short-term fund management.
Impact of US 6-month Treasury rates on global trade financing?
US 6-month Treasury rates are important benchmarks for international trade financing, affecting global trade costs and supply chain financing. Changes transmit to 3-month Treasuries, 1-year Treasuries and other short-term rates, affecting global trade flows and economic growth.
Risk-return characteristics of US 6-month Treasuries vs emerging market bonds?
US 6-month Treasuries have lower credit risk and higher liquidity compared to emerging market bonds, but relatively lower yields. Emerging market bonds like Chinese 1-year bonds offer higher yields but face exchange rate risks and capital controls.