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10 Year TIPS Yield 2.39 for 

10 Year TIPS Yield came in at 2.39 (Percent) for Wk of Aug 21 2026, down 1.24% from 2.42 the prior week and 25.79% above its level of 1.9 one year ago. The series has averaged 1 since 2003, reaching a record high of 3.07 in October 2008 and a record low of -1.14 in November 2021.

Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), St. Louis Fed

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Historical Data

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August 21, 20262.39
August 14, 20262.42
August 7, 20262.41
July 31, 20262.43
July 24, 20262.39
July 17, 20262.33
July 10, 20262.3
July 3, 20262.22
June 26, 20262.23
June 19, 20262.18
June 12, 20262.19
June 5, 20262.11
May 29, 20262.08
May 22, 20262.16
May 15, 20262.01
May 8, 20261.95
May 1, 20261.93
April 24, 20261.91
April 17, 20261.91
April 10, 20261.96
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October 24, 20140.35
October 17, 20140.29
October 10, 20140.41
October 3, 20140.51
September 26, 20140.54
September 19, 20140.54
September 12, 20140.42
September 5, 20140.28
August 29, 20140.23
August 22, 20140.24
August 15, 20140.19
August 8, 20140.23
August 1, 20140.25
July 25, 20140.24
July 18, 20140.28
July 11, 20140.29
July 4, 20140.34
June 27, 20140.3
June 20, 20140.39
June 13, 20140.41

About 10 Year TIPS Yield

What it measures

The 10-year TIPS yield (FRED series WFII10) is the weekly average of the 10-year constant maturity yield on Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, whose principal is indexed to CPI. It measures the real, inflation-adjusted return investors demand to lend to the US government for a decade, published via the Federal Reserve H.15 release from Treasury curve data.

Why it matters

The 10-year real yield is arguably the single most important discount rate in global finance: it sets the inflation-adjusted hurdle for long-horizon investments and heavily influences equity multiples, gold, and emerging market flows. Paired with the nominal 10-year, it yields the 10-year breakeven, the standard measure of long-run inflation expectations priced by markets.

How to read it

Rising 10-year real yields tighten conditions for risk assets and typically pressure valuations of long-duration growth stocks; falling real yields ease them. The series has swung from above four percent in its early years to below negative one percent in 2021-2022. When nominal yields move, check whether the real yield or the breakeven did the moving before assigning a cause.

Get 10 Year TIPS Yield in Excel

Pull 10 Year TIPS Yield directly into your spreadsheet with a single MarketXLS formula - always current, no copy-pasting:

=TreasuryInflationProtectedSecurities10y()

View the Constant Maturity - TIPS (10 Year) formula documentation or browse all 100+ Economic Data functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current 10 Year TIPS Yield?

10 Year TIPS Yield is 2.39 (Percent) as of August 2026.

What is the all-time high and low of 10 Year TIPS Yield?

The highest value on record is 3.07 (October 2008) and the lowest is -1.14 (November 2021).

How often is 10 Year TIPS Yield updated?

10 Year TIPS Yield is published on a weekly basis, sourced from Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED).

How do I get 10 Year TIPS Yield in Excel?

Use the MarketXLS Excel formula =TreasuryInflationProtectedSecurities10y() to pull 10 Year TIPS Yield directly into any cell, with historical values available for analysis.

Basic info
Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, is a bond that provides protection against inflation.The rate is applied to the adjusted principal; so, like the principal, interest payments rise with inflation and fall with deflation.
RegionUnited States
FrequencyWeekly
Last updatedAugust 24, 2026
Seasonal adjustmentNot Seasonally Adjusted
UnitPercent

Stats
Last Value2.39
Latest PeriodWk of Aug 21 2026
Last UpdatedAugust 24 2026, 03:16
Value Previous Week2.42
Change From Previous Week-1.24%
Value 1 Year Ago1.9
Change From Year Ago25.79%
Average Growth Rate-0.07%/yr
Record High (Oct 2008)3.07
Record Low (Nov 2021)-1.14
Long-Term Average1
FrequencyWeekly
AdjustmentNot Seasonally Adjusted
UnitPercent

Annual Averages
20262.06
20251.97
20241.94
20231.68
20220.44
2021-0.92
2020-0.59
20190.41
20180.83
20170.46
20160.28
20150.45

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