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Treasury bill yield (91-day)

The return on short-term government securities.

15.5%

Latest period: Sep 2026. Previous: 15.4 (Aug 2026). Change: ▲ 0.1 percentage points.

What is this?

A treasury bill is a short-term government debt instrument. The yield is the return an investor earns.

What is happening?

Across the 21 observations shown, the lowest value was 15.2 (Jun 2026) and the highest was 15.5 (Jan 2025).

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Treasury bill yield (91-day) observations
PeriodValue (%)Change vs previousStatus
Sep 202615.5▲ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
Aug 202615.4▲ 0.2 percentage pointsDemo
Jul 202615.2● UnchangedDemo
Jun 202615.2▼ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
May 202615.3▼ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
Apr 202615.4▼ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
Mar 202615.5▲ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
Feb 202615.4● UnchangedDemo
Jan 202615.4▲ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
Dec 202515.3● UnchangedDemo
Nov 202515.3▼ 0.2 percentage pointsDemo
Oct 202515.5▲ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
Sep 202515.4● UnchangedDemo
Aug 202515.4▼ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
Jul 202515.5▲ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
Jun 202515.4▲ 0.1 percentage pointsDemo
May 202515.3▼ 0.2 percentage pointsDemo
Apr 202515.5▲ 0.2 percentage pointsDemo
Mar 202515.3▼ 0.2 percentage pointsDemo
Feb 202515.5● UnchangedDemo
Jan 202515.5–Demo

Why does it matter?

It serves as a benchmark for short-term interest rates.

How does it affect you?

It shows what safe short-term saving might earn.

How could it affect your business?

A high safe return raises the bar for riskier investments, including your own business.

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Sources and methodology

Source: Demonstration data (synthetic). Frequency: monthly. Synthetic values generated for testing the AQNI platform. They are not measurements of any real economy. Read our methodology.