US Treasury yields

Daily yields across five tenors, the curve itself, and how US rates compare with ten other government bond markets. Source: FRED.

3-Month
4.22%
-3 bps
as of 22 Oct
1-Year
4.41%
-11 bps
as of 22 Oct
2-Year
4.65%
-16 bps
as of 22 Oct
5-Year
4.78%
-17 bps
as of 22 Oct
10-Year
4.96%
-17 bps
as of 22 Oct

US Treasury yield curve

as of 22 Oct
Compare

All five tenors on one axis. An upward slope is normal; a downward slope between 2Y and 10Y is an inverted curve.

10Y − 2Y spread

as of 22 Oct
Normal
Current
+0.31%
Period high
+0.53%
Period low
+0.20%

The 10-year minus the 2-year. Sustained readings below zero have preceded most post-war US recessions, usually with a long and variable lag.

Global 10-year yields

as of Sep 2026

Monthly observations. Is a move in US yields a domestic story or a global one?

Monthly 10-year government bond yields. US via FRED (GS10); other markets via FRED's mirror of OECD data, which carries a reporting lag.

Daily US yields and monthly international series from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED). A rising yield means a falling bond price, which is why increases are shown in red.