The one-year Treasury constant maturity (observation date 2026-05-19) prints at 3.66%, down 17 basis points from a stored prior of 3.83% on the last node pull (~2026-05-22). The two-year line holds at 4.13%, unchanged from that prior. Mid- and long-end constant maturities also show explicit stability: the seven-year… Updated at 25 August 2026. FinUties · Country Screen · United States · One-year yield eases to 3.66% Scope This edition of Country Screen examines the United States through domestic funding conditions, cross-border development signals, and the structural fiscal and welfare backdrop relevant to macro transmission. FinUties presents interpretive analysis only; nothing here constitutes investment advice, allocation guidance, or a trading recommendation. Introduction This edition asks: why is United States's P0 macro turning this cycle, and into what activity, funding, or external-balance print? Evidence answer (as-of 2026-05-24 UTC): general government gross debt remains at 112.0% of GDP. That is the read from prints already in this edition — not a forecast and not advice. The one-year Treasury constant maturity (observation date 2026-05-19) prints at 3.66%, down 17 basis points from a stored prior of 3.83% on the last node pull (~2026-05-22). The two-year line holds at 4.13%, unchanged from that prior. Mid- and long-end constant maturities also show explicit stability: the seven-year at 4.50%, the twenty-year at 5.19%, and the thirty-year at 5.18%—each matching prior stored readings. On the development side, entity ZH registers 30.4 while T4 prints 88.9, a roughly 58-point spread that sits alongside, rather than confirms, the front-end rate adjustment. OECD-aggregate general government gross debt remains at 112.0% of GDP, world extreme poverty at 8.6%, and undernourishment prevalence at 9.1%, all unchanged versus prior stored readings. This edition traces how an isolated front-end repricing, a split development telecom read, and flat structural stocks combine for the US country anchor. Charts The figures below summarise numeric readings from this edition's FinUties pull. They are generated from the same samples used in the narrative—not illustrative placeholders. Figure 1. Selected readings from this FinUties pull (2026-05-24). Axis: Value. Try this query Reproduce the P0 pull for this edition: - REST: GET /api/v1/economics/bls-series?limit=25 -…
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