Aggregate
every tenor combined, including any the toggle above hidesDevolvement is additional to accepted volume, not a slice of it. A large devolved share means the auction did not clear at yields Bangladesh Bank was willing to take, so the balance was placed with primary dealers.
Cut-off yield changes
basis points, against each security’s own latest auction · WoW = 7 days back, or that week’s last auction · MoM = a bond’s last auction of the previous month; a bill’s 30 days back, or the nearest within 4 days · Age = time since the latest auction on the pageBy security
each card toggles independentlyTerm structure
one auction per tenor at each reference date · bills by nearest date, bonds by the reference date’s month · nothing on Latest until it is auctioned · tenors are effective, not nominalA bill’s point is the auction nearest its column’s reference date, within four days, never across a month boundary. A bond’s point is its last auction in that date’s month — every column, custom dates included. Where neither rule finds one on a past column, that security’s closest print stands in, however old. Latest draws nothing for a security not yet auctioned this period: off the chart, and dashed in the table, until it is.
Why bonds go by month, and why Latest will not reach back
Every bond tenor is offered once a month, so picking a bond by nearest date kept handing the “1 month” curve the very print the “Latest” curve was already drawing — whenever the next month’s auction happened to fall closer to the reference date than the bond’s own month’s did. Taking the month from each bond’s own last auction instead of from the column has the mirror fault: one curve can then mix two months across tenors, and a term structure assembled from two different months is a claim about a moment that never existed.
The Latest column names now, so it may not answer with the past. A security not yet auctioned in the current period has no current cut-off — early in a month the bills have printed and the monthly bonds have not — and its previous print drawn under a heading that says “Latest” is a stale number wearing today’s date. The line is left broken rather than bridged, because drawing across the hole would assert a yield that does not exist.
Auction records
one row per auction · newest firstInterbank money market
No money market data in this payload.
Re-run python -m tools.export_dashboard_json against a database that carries it.
Overnight is one row per trading day, so a daily bar is a single published figure and its rate needs no averaging. A monthly bar is several days combined, and the line above it is then their average rate weighted by turnover — the same money the bars are drawn from, so the line and the bars are one measure and not two.