US stock · BIL · Sun, 18 Oct 2026
BIL barely moved; prices stayed flat and calm over the past month
BIL is an ETF, a fund that trades like a stock. It holds short-term US Treasury bills, which are loans to the US government that come due in about one to three months. Its price has stayed in a very narrow range recently.
What happened
The last price was $91.56. It rose 0.03% today, 0.11% over 7 days, and 0.16% over 30 days. Over the last 30 days, the price stayed between $91.405 and $91.645. Trading volume was 0.6x normal. The US market is closed, so these are prices from the last session.
Why it may have moved
No headlines were found, so no clear single reason for these moves is shown. The moves are very small, and the typical daily move is about ±0.1%. The 'Bullish' mood label is a rule-based description of recent behavior, not a forecast. It reflects that the price is above its 20-day average, the 20-day average is above its 50-day average, and the price rose slightly over 7 days.
The numbers, in plain words
Worth watching
- Whether the price stays inside its 30-day range of $91.405 to $91.645.
- How the 20-day average ($91.53) compares with the 50-day average ($91.528), which are very close together.
- Whether trading volume stays near normal, or moves well above or below its usual level.
- RSI, a 0-100 gauge of how one-sided recent buying or selling has been. It is at 57, near the middle.
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