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10-Year Treasury Yield

What it costs the government to borrow for ten years.

10-Year Treasury Yield
4.67%
Percent · latest, Jul 1, 2026
vs prior month▲ 0.2 pp
vs year ago▲ 0.3 pp
1969-70 Recession · Dec 1969 – Nov 19701973-75 Recession · Nov 1973 – Mar 19751980 Recession · Jan 1980 – Jul 19801981-82 Recession · Jul 1981 – Nov 19821990-91 Recession · Jul 1990 – Mar 19912001 Recession · Mar 2001 – Nov 2001Global Financial Crisis · Dec 2007 – Jun 2009COVID-19 Recession · Feb 2020 – Apr 20205%10%15%1970198019902000201020204.67%
10-Year Treasury Yield — one value per year; US recessions are shaded on the chart.
Year10-Year Treasury Yield
19623.85%
19634.14%
19644.21%
19654.65%
19664.64%
19675.70%
19686.16%
19697.88%
19706.50%
19715.89%
19726.41%
19736.90%
19747.40%
19757.76%
19766.81%
19777.78%
19789.15%
197910.33%
198012.43%
198113.98%
198210.36%
198311.82%
198411.55%
19859.00%
19867.23%
19878.83%
19889.14%
19897.93%
19908.08%
19916.71%
19926.70%
19935.83%
19947.84%
19955.58%
19966.43%
19975.75%
19984.65%
19996.45%
20005.12%
20015.07%
20023.83%
20034.27%
20044.24%
20054.39%
20064.71%
20074.04%
20082.25%
20093.85%
20103.30%
20111.89%
20121.78%
20133.04%
20142.17%
20152.27%
20162.45%
20172.40%
20182.69%
20191.92%
20200.93%
20211.52%
20223.88%
20233.88%
20244.58%
20254.18%
20264.67%

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Source: FRED · DGS10 · series · Jan 1962 to Jul 1, 2026 · latest-revised

Refreshed Jul 31, 2026 from FRED.

What it costs the government to borrow for ten years.

Market yield on the US 10-year Treasury at constant maturity.

Source: FRED · Jul 1, 2026 · Full lesson → Learn

About the bands. Shaded spans are NBER-dated US recessions, drawn as factual overlays. They mark when the economy contracted, not why. Lining an event up with a move is not evidence it caused the move.

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