US 10-year yield US10Y
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What the US government pays on 10-year debt. Mortgages, stock valuations and much more are priced off it.
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US 10-year yield is down 0.08% over the day, now 5.09%. Over 30 days +1.9%.
Mixed picture. Price is above its long-term average: the long trend points up.
Fed rate decision, Oct 28 (market prices: hold 84%).
Price history
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What is behind the price
Macro
Key numbers
- Price
- 5.09%
- Previous close
- 5.10%
- 7 days
- −2.79%
- 30 days
- +1.92%
- 1 year
- +27.13%
- 52-week high
- 5.36%
- 52-week low
- 3.95%
- 200-day average
- 4.51%
- Quote time
- Oct 19, 12:28 UTC
- Source
- Yahoo Finance (delayed)
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What is US 10-year yield?
What the US government pays on 10-year debt. Mortgages, stock valuations and much more are priced off it.
What moves the price of US10Y?
Inflation, Fed rate expectations, government borrowing.
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