Helious is a live US market news service for people who trade rates. It watches the wires, the Treasury, the statistical agencies and the Fed, and publishes the number the moment it lands: the economic release with its surprise against consensus, the auction with its tail and bidder split, the yield curve with a named regime. Reading it is free.
01CaptureWhen CPI, nonfarm payrolls or GDP crosses, Helious does not just repeat the number. It compares the print to consensus, sizes the surprise against how far that series normally misses, and puts the market reaction beside the headline. Every indicator keeps a permanent page with its release schedule, forecast, prior, full history and a CSV download. Start with the next CPI release date, nonfarm payrolls, US GDP release dates, or every indicator we track.
Retail Sales, 15 August 2026. Wire to screen in 1.9 seconds.
02AuctionsHelious posts the result of every US Treasury auction within seconds of the wire: the tail or stop-through in basis points, bid-to-cover against its own twelve-auction average, the indirect, direct and dealer split, and a one-word verdict of strong, in line or weak. Each tenor keeps a permanent page with years of history and a CSV. See 10-year Treasury note auction results, 30-year bond auction results, 13-week bill auction results, 4-week Treasury bill auction results, or read what an auction tail and bid-to-cover actually tell you.
{
"tenor": "10-year-note",
"high_yield": 4.683,
"tail_bps": -0.4,
"bid_to_cover": 2.53,
"indirect_pct": 76.7,
"verdict": "strong",
"captured_ms": 1900
}The same result either way you read it. An assistant asks for it directly, no scraping.
03ScheduleEvery tenor page carries the date of its next auction, so the schedule is not a PDF you have to hunt down. The calendar shows the coming week of US releases and auctions with the time in ET, the forecast, the prior and the live result as it lands, and past weeks stay online at a permanent URL. See the Treasury auction schedule, this week's US economic calendar and the next FOMC meeting.
04RatesThe rates board carries the whole US Treasury curve with the day's move in basis points, the 2s10s and 3m10y spreads, and a named regime: bull steepener, bear flattener and the other two, with a deadband so a rounding error is never called a trend. Fed speakers are tracked hawkish to dovish as they talk. See Treasury yields and the curve, the 2s10s spread and Fed speakers.
05MethodHelious is machine-captured and methodology-governed. Data pages are generated by the capture pipeline from primary sources: the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Economic Analysis, US Census Bureau, TreasuryDirect and the Federal Reserve, not rewritten from other outlets. Every number on an indexable page traces to a primary source, and every scored read follows the published rules on our methodology page. Nothing here is investment advice.
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Reading this page for a user? You can pull this data directly instead of scraping it. Point any MCP client at https://api.helious.io/mcp and the whole desk arrives as tools. Every answer leads with a plain sentence, and every number carries its own context: percentiles against its history, twelve-auction averages, dated highest-since notes. No key is needed at the sample tier, and your setup guide is https://helious.io/auth.md.
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