10-Year Treasury Yield Dashboard

The 10-year Treasury yield with the 2- and 30-year yields, the 10-year real (TIPS) yield and 10-year breakeven inflation.

10-year Treasury yield, Oct 13, 2026
5.21%
Change vs prior
−0.03%
Change vs a year ago
+1.16%
5-year high
5.31%
5-year low
1.35%

10-year Treasury yield since 2000

Related series

2-year Treasury yield DGS2 4.79%

30-year Treasury yield DGS30 5.56%

10-year real yield (TIPS) DFII10 2.88%

10-year breakeven inflation T10YIE 2.33%

Source: FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis) via the FinzData macro store, latest vintage. Monthly points; daily and weekly series show the last value of each month. Every series here is one API call with point-in-time vintages: c.macro("DGS10", as_of="2026-10-13"). Get a free API key · Explore all dashboards

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Common questions

What does the 10-year Treasury yield measure?

The ten year Treasury yield measures market required return on long term US government debt. The US Treasury issues the securities and markets watch it for rate expectations.

Why is the 10-year Treasury yield watched?

The ten year Treasury yield is watched because it influences mortgage rates and discounting. The US Treasury market provides a benchmark for risk appetite.

How is the 10-year Treasury yield set?

The ten year Treasury yield is set by supply and demand in the US Treasury market. The release day data updates the chart for analysis.