Yield Curve 1.2

Yield Curve is a macroeconomic analysis tool designed to visualize and interpret changes in the shape of government bond yield curves across major economies.

Use it in any 1H Chart

It tracks the difference between 10-year and 2-year government bond yields for key countries (e.g. US, EUR, JPY, AUD, GBP, etc.) and compares the current yield levels to their values recorded every Monday at 2:00 UTC. Based on this comparison, the indicator categorizes the yield curve movement into common market regimes such as:

Bull Flattener

Bear Steepener

Parallel Shift

and others.

Each regime gives insight into how markets are adjusting their expectations for future interest rates, economic growth, or central bank policy.

The indicator presents this analysis in a clear table format, showing:

Current and Monday yields

Yield changes (in basis points)

Yield spread (10Y - 2Y)

Detected regime type

A simplified grade and brief explanation for each case

Color coding is used throughout the table to help visually distinguish between steepening, flattening, and parallel shift scenarios.