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Sovereign yields

What it costs a state to borrow for ten years, measured by the yield of its benchmark bond on the secondary market. The change and the extremes cover the last twelve months.

These market prices are provided for information only, may be delayed, and are not investment advice.

Last reading: 18 Sept 2026

Ten year maturity

CountryYield (%)Over 1 yearAs ofOne year series
United StatesT-Note5.00+0.8918 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

GermanyBund3.53+0.8018 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

FranceOAT4.56+1.0618 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

ItalyBTP4.41+0.9018 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

SpainBonos4.00+0.7518 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

BelgiumOLO4.20+0.9218 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

US yield curve

The other maturities of the US Treasury. The gap between the short end and the long end is the shape of the curve, and it says something the ten year alone does not.

MaturityYield (%)Over 1 yearAs ofOne year series
United States 13 weeksT-Bill3.98+0.1018 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

United States 5 yearsT-Note4.86+1.1918 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

United States 30 yearsT-Bond5.33+0.6118 Sept 2026

since 18 Sept 2025

Reading this table

The yield is expressed as a percentage per year. The change column gives the move in points over twelve months, not a percentage change: a yield going from 3% to 4% rises by one point, which the relative formula would misleadingly report as plus thirty-three percent.

Each country is tracked through its benchmark bond: the German Bund, the French OAT, the Italian BTP, the Spanish Bonos, the Belgian OLO and the US T-Note. The gap between two euro area countries is what markets call the spread.

Source: Yahoo Finance, finance.yahoo.com. US yields from the Treasury indices, euro area yields from the Solactive yield indices. Data fetched server side and cached for thirty minutes.