Short End Yield
The Short End Yield is the yield on the shortest maturities along the fixed-income yield curve. It typically covers instruments like three-month and six-month government bills and other near-term debt.
Example: In a report, a strategist notes that the short end yield has risen as three-month Treasury bills moved higher, while longer maturities remained relatively steady, indicating a steeper near-term rate outlook.
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