Purpose
BondMarketIndex.com publishes a plain-language daily view of the US Treasury yield curve and the reference rates that price everything else in dollar fixed-income. The Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve publish all of this data already; the value here is presentation — one page, one chart, six numbers, no marketing layer over the math.
The Treasuries page lists every outstanding marketable security with on-the-run flags, weighted-average maturity, and supply by maturity bucket. The Auctions page covers recent results and the upcoming announced schedule.
Editorial Approach
Sites in the Clay Indices family follow a fact-first approach. Content is written to be directly useful, not promotional. Sources are cited. Where a topic is contested or uncertain, that uncertainty is named rather than resolved by assertion. Where opinion appears, it is marked as opinion. The goal is to make complex financial and economic concepts readable without flattening them.
Scope and Limitations
This site is a data-presentation reference. It does not provide investment advice, recommend securities, or interpret market movements. The series shown are produced by primary sources (US Treasury, Federal Reserve) and are presented here without modification. Readers seeking professional guidance should consult a qualified advisor.
Attribution
Clay Indices is built and maintained by George Clay. His background spans graduate-level study in Organizational Leadership, undergraduate work in Computer Science, and prior service as a U.S. Navy Nuclear Reactor Operator. The index family grew out of a long-running interest in transparent, rules-based financial benchmarks — and a frustration with index products that hide their methodology behind marketing language. Every index in the family publishes its complete construction rules. The site is a personal project, not a registered investment advisor.
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