The rate the US government pays to borrow for ten years — the anchor for every other rate, tracked daily.
The latest value with its change over the trailing 90 days.
Source: FRED DGS10 — 10-Year Treasury constant maturity rate, daily
The last 3 years • Source: FRED DGS10 — 10-Year Treasury constant maturity rate, daily
The chart shows the 10-year Treasury constant maturity rate, one close per day for three years, from FRED. It is the rate the US government pays to borrow for ten years, and the anchor for most other rates. The page shows the current yield with its 90-day change.
A rising 10-year yield raises mortgage and corporate borrowing costs and lowers what future earnings are worth today. A falling yield eases that, but it can fall for two reasons: cooling inflation, or money moving into safety. The Federal Reserve sets the overnight rate. The market sets this one.
Market data sourced as noted above. For educational purposes only. Not investment advice.