Note Public

U.S. Treasury 1.25% Note due Nov 30, 2026

CUSIP 91282CDK4 · 5-Year · coupon paid semiannually

AAA·Govt

Yield to maturity i

3.93%

annualized · YTW equals YTM (non-callable)

Current yield i

1.26%

Coupon i

1.25%

Modified duration i

0.4 yr

Convexity i

0.41

Indicative price i

98.819

indicative model price — not a tradable quote

real auctioned at 99.667 · 1.32% high yield (Nov 22, 2021) — at issuance, not a current price

Settles i

Jun 18, 2026

priced to this date (T+1 basis)

Total to settle i

98.883

per 100 par (clean 98.819 + accrued 0.065) · ≈ $9,888.34 per $10,000 face

Next coupon i

Nov 30, 2026

0.625 per 100 · $62.50 per $10,000 face

Cash-flow timeline

issue → maturity · each tick is a coupon · ◆ today

Terms fetched

Type	Note Coupon-paying, 2 to 10 years. Interest every six months.
Term i	5-Year
Coupon i	1.25% (semiannual)
Maturity i	Nov 30, 2026
Issue date	Nov 30, 2021
Par value i	100.00
Callable	No
Amount outstanding i	—
Credit	AAA·Govt

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Computed metrics computed

Clean price i

98.819

Dirty price i

98.883

Accrued interest i

0.065

per 100 par

Yield to maturity i

3.93%

Yield to worst i

3.93%

Current yield i

1.26%

Modified duration i

0.4 yr

Macaulay duration i

0.4 yr

Convexity i

0.41

DV01 i

0.0043

per 100 par

indicative — matrix-priced off today's par curve.

Remaining cash flows

1 payments, discounted off today's curve

Date	Cash flow	Discount factor	Present value
Nov 30, 2026	100.625	0.98269	98.883
Sum of present values			98.883

Present values sum to the dirty price; subtract 0.065 accrued to get the clean price.

Rate sensitivity i

approximate, from duration & convexity

Parallel rate move	Approx. price change	Approx. indicative price
-200 bp (-2.0%)	+0.89%	99.696
-100 bp (-1.0%)	+0.44%	99.255
+100 bp (+1.0%)	-0.44%	98.386
+200 bp (+2.0%)	-0.87%	97.958

Illustrative only — a parallel shift of the whole curve, estimated from modified duration (0.4 yr) and convexity. Real moves are rarely parallel; this is not a forecast.

What to know

Key risks

Interest-rate risk. If market yields rise, the price falls — and more so the longer the maturity. See the rate-sensitivity table above.
Inflation risk. Fixed coupons lose purchasing power if inflation rises. TIPS are designed to offset this; nominal bills, notes and bonds are not.
Reinvestment risk. Coupons, and principal at maturity, may have to be reinvested later at lower rates than today's.
Liquidity / price risk. Selling before maturity means taking the market price at that time, which can be above or below the indicative value shown here.

Tax

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