FX Yield Spread Curve
The Yield Spread Curve builds the base currency's yield curve and subtracts the quote's. The result is a spread yield curve. It shows which side of the pair the bond market favors right now, and whether that favor is growing or fading.
Features
Spread Yield Curve
Builds the yield curve for the base currency and subtracts the yield curve for the quote currency. When the current curve sits above where it was 30 trading days ago, the spread favors the base currency. Below, it favors the quote.
10 Currencies, Automatic Loading
USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, NZD, CHF, JPY, NOK, and SEK. If both pair currencies have bond tickers on TradingView, the indicator loads automatically. If one or both legs lack tickers, you get an explicit error.
Four Curves + Spread Table
Compare multiple curves, each with its own lookback. A Yield Spread Table shows how spreads changed over time for each yield duration. Columns rearrange.
Boxes or Curves Views
Show spreads as boxes or curves. Sort short-to-long or long-to-short. Fills between any two curves. Per-duration toggles.
Candles Colored by the Spread
Optional candle coloring from the sum of the yield spread. See at a glance which side the bond market favors.
Yield Spread Alerts
Get an alert when the aggregate spread crosses your levels. No screen-watching needed.