SOFR (NY Fed): the last 12 months

SOFR is 3.97%, down 16 bp over 1Y; its 90-day change is +32 bp. It rose 22 bp in September as the Fed raised its policy rate for the first time since 2023. No status quo card for this group.

Month by month

Computed in code. Change: the calendar-month change (z against its own monthly history). 90-day: the trailing 90-day change at the month-end. Rank: its place among that month's biggest moves. Causes: the surviving monthly causes acting on it (a force's loading on this asset times the month's fitted strength, in standard deviations). ETF holdings use current weights (an approximation).

Month	Change	90-day	Rank	Causes
November 2026 (month to date)	+2 bp (z 0.6)	+32 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
October 2026	+5 bp (z 0.8)	+29 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
September 2026	+22 bp (z 2.7)	+26 bp	2	The Fed's first hike since 2023 and signals of another (evidence +22 bp, z 2.7); The Fed's first hike since 2023 lifted overnight funding rates (explains this move, score 6.1)
August 2026	+2 bp (z 0.7)	+5 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
July 2026	−2 bp (z 0.2)	+2 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
June 2026	+5 bp (z 0.8)	+3 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
May 2026	−3 bp (z 0.0)	−8 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
April 2026	−2 bp (z 0.1)	−2 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
March 2026	0 bp (z 0.2)	−19 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
February 2026	0 bp (z 0.1)	−44 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
January 2026	−19 bp (z -1.3)	−54 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it
December 2025	−25 bp (z -1.7)	−33 bp	2	The Fed's third consecutive cut lowered funding and bill rates and favoured cyclicals (explains this move, score 3.4); The Fed's third consecutive cut lowered bill yields and favoured cyclicals (evidence −25 bp, z -1.7)
November 2025	−10 bp (z -0.7)	−22 bp		none of the surviving causes loads on it

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