The difference between two prices, rates or yields. In trading, the spread is the gap between the bid price (what buyers pay) and the ask price (what sellers receive), which represents the dealer’s profit. In bond markets, the spread refers to the difference between a bond’s yield and a benchmark, such as Treasury bonds. See Interest Rate
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