FedPulse

FedPulse provides insights into how the US government's debt is financed and what it costs to maintain. It shows when the debt comes due, the rates it must be refinanced at, considers the fiscal context, tracks who is buying at Treasury auctions, and reads the stance of the Federal Reserve and the Market toward inflation and the debt.

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Government Stance Monitor

Open the monitor

Three readings computed from market prices, balance sheets and fiscal flows, never from official statements.

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The refinancing wall

See the full roll schedule

Debt maturing in the next twelve months, the rate it pays now, and what rolling it at today's yields adds to the annual bill.

What the market prices

See how the monitor reads these

The market's own view of the Fed's next moves and of lending long, each placed against its history.

Explore the scenarios

Annual interest expense if maturing debt rolls into the rates the forward curve implies, over three years.

Open market demand

Auction demand by maturity. Scores run 0 to 100; 50 is normal for that maturity, lower is weaker.

Full calendar on the monitor

Data releases and meetings that move the readings, and the note, bond and TIPS auctions that test demand.

Run a rate scenario

Treasury yields across the curve today.