Yields Pro

Yields Pro
What this indicator does

Yields Pro visualizes the government bond yield curve directly inside TradingView. It lets you display and compare two yield curve snapshots (e.g., today vs. 3 months ago) for a selected region such as the US, EU, Germany, UK, Japan, etc.

By comparing the two curves, you can quickly understand:

Whether yields have generally moved up or down

If the curve is getting steeper or flatter

Where the biggest changes happened (short end vs. long end)

When both curves use the same region, the script also provides a simple curve-change classification and a short-term 3M rates bias (Bullish / Bearish / Neutral) based on how the front end has shifted.
(No buy/sell signals — it’s a macro context tool.)

How to use it

Add the indicator to any chart (it runs in its own pane).

Select “Yield Curve 1”

Choose the region (Area)

Choose a reference date (Today, 1 Month, 3 Month, YTD, 1 Year, or Custom Date)

Select “Yield Curve 2”

Choose the region and date for the second snapshot

Read the comparison

If the “current” curve is above the “past” curve, yields are higher than before.

If the curve rises more on the short end than the long end, the curve is flattening (and vice versa).

Typical workflows

Macro check before trading: Confirm if the rate environment supports risk-on or risk-off behavior.

Equities & FX context: Yields often explain trend changes, especially in indices, banks, tech, and major currency pairs.

Rate expectations: Use the 3M bias as a quick snapshot of front-end repricing pressure.

Who this is for

Best suited for:

Macro traders and investors

Equity/FX traders who want rate context on their TradingView workspace

Swing/position traders who track regime shifts (steepening/flattening cycles)

Anyone following central bank expectations and bond market moves

Not designed for:

Purely technical scalpers who don’t use macro context

Users looking for automated entry/exit signals

Notes & tips

Compare the same area (e.g., US vs US) for the most meaningful curve-type classification.

Use “Today vs 1 Month / 3 Month / 1 Year” to spot regime changes faster.

This indicator is intended as a decision-support overlay for macro context — combine it with your own strategy and risk rules.