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10 Year Treasury Yield 4.7 for 

10 Year Treasury Yield came in at 4.7 (Percent) for Wk of Aug 21 2026, up 0.43% from 4.68 the prior week and 9.81% above its level of 4.28 one year ago. The series has averaged 5.81 since 1962, reaching a record high of 15.68 in October 1981 and a record low of 0.55 in August 2020.

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

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Historical Data

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August 21, 20264.7
August 14, 20264.68
August 7, 20264.66
July 31, 20264.67
July 24, 20264.66
July 17, 20264.57
July 10, 20264.54
July 3, 20264.45
June 26, 20264.44
June 19, 20264.46
June 12, 20264.51
June 5, 20264.49
May 29, 20264.47
May 22, 20264.6
May 15, 20264.48
May 8, 20264.41
May 1, 20264.38
April 24, 20264.3
April 17, 20264.29
April 10, 20264.31
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April 29, 19946.96
April 22, 19947.03
April 15, 19946.93
April 8, 19946.97
April 1, 19946.72
March 25, 19946.52
March 18, 19946.45
March 11, 19946.4
March 4, 19946.29
February 25, 19946.15
February 18, 19945.95
February 11, 19945.94
February 4, 19945.8
January 28, 19945.74
January 21, 19945.74
January 14, 19945.69
January 7, 19945.85
December 31, 19935.77
December 24, 19935.79
December 17, 19935.82

About 10 Year Treasury Yield

What it measures

The 10-year Treasury yield (FRED series WGS10YR) is the weekly average of the 10-year constant maturity rate, computed by the US Treasury from a fitted yield curve based on secondary market quotations of on-the-run and other actively traded notes. The Federal Reserve distributes the series through its H.15 release.

Why it matters

The 10-year is the global benchmark long-term risk-free rate: it anchors mortgage pricing, corporate bond spreads, equity discount rates, and cross-border capital flows. It embeds long-run growth and inflation expectations plus a term premium, so economists read it as the bond market verdict on the durability of the expansion and the credibility of inflation control.

How to read it

Rising 10-year yields can reflect stronger growth expectations, higher inflation compensation, or heavier Treasury supply; falling yields often accompany flight to safety or expected easing. Across recent decades the yield has ranged from below one percent in 2020 to the mid-teens in the early 1980s. Distinguish the driver by checking TIPS yields and breakevens before drawing macro conclusions.

Get 10 Year Treasury Yield in Excel

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

=TreasuryRate10y()

View the Treasury Rate - 10 Year formula documentation or browse all 100+ Economic Data functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current 10 Year Treasury Yield?

10 Year Treasury Yield is 4.7 (Percent) as of August 2026.

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

The highest value on record is 15.68 (October 1981) and the lowest is 0.55 (August 2020).

How often is 10 Year Treasury Yield updated?

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

How do I get 10 Year Treasury Yield in Excel?

Use the MarketXLS Excel formula =TreasuryRate10y() to pull 10 Year Treasury Yield directly into any cell, with historical values available for analysis.

Basic info
The Treasury rate refers to the current interest rate that investors earn on debt securities issued by the U.S. Treasury.
RegionUnited States
FrequencyWeekly
Last updatedAugust 24, 2026
Seasonal adjustmentNot Seasonally Adjusted
UnitPercent

Stats
Last Value4.7
Latest PeriodWk of Aug 21 2026
Last UpdatedAugust 24 2026, 03:16
Value Previous Week4.68
Change From Previous Week0.43%
Value 1 Year Ago4.28
Change From Year Ago9.81%
Average Growth Rate0.24%/yr
Record High (Oct 1981)15.68
Record Low (Aug 2020)0.55
Long-Term Average5.81
FrequencyWeekly
AdjustmentNot Seasonally Adjusted
UnitPercent

Annual Averages
20264.38
20254.3
20244.21
20233.96
20222.96
20211.44
20200.9
20192.15
20182.91
20172.33
20161.85
20152.14

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