Data is scattered across multiple sources, updates are inconsistent, and comparing countries isn’t straightforward. Even for something as fundamental as government bond yields, there isn’t a simple, clean way to get a structured global view.

So I decided to build one.

The idea

I created a dashboard that tracks sovereign bond yields across major economies, including:

• United States (Treasuries)

• Germany (Bunds)

• United Kingdom (Gilts)

• Japan (JGBs)

The goal was not to predict markets, but to build a clear and structured reference layer for understanding global interest rate conditions.

What the dashboard shows

The tool provides:

• Latest yield levels

• Changes versus previous observations

• Data frequency (daily vs monthly)

• Clean comparison across countries

All data is pulled from official sources (mainly FRED) and updated automatically via API.

Why bond yields matter

Government bond yields are one of the most important indicators in macroeconomics.

They reflect:

• Interest rate expectations

• Inflation outlook

• Economic growth expectations

• Central bank policy

Comparing yields across countries can reveal differences in monetary policy and global capital flows.

For example, higher U.S. yields relative to Japan often reflect diverging central bank strategies.

The result

Instead of jumping between different sources, the dashboard provides a simple, consistent view of global bond markets.

You can explore it here:

https://www.bondstats.org/daily-bond-yields-dashboard

What’s next

I’m currently expanding BondStats with additional tools focused on:

• yield spreads

• macro signals

• market structure analysis

Would love feedback — especially from anyone working in macro, fixed income, or data analysis.