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The 10-Year Yield Is 4.31%

The Treasury's par yield for the ten-year note was 4.31 percent on April 10, 2026. The two-year was 3.81 percent.

By Helen Voss, Rates Columnist

New York1 min read

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The ten-year Treasury par yield was 4.31 percent on April 10, 2026, up 2 basis points from 4.29 percent in the prior session, according to the Treasury's daily par yields as published by the St. Louis Fed.

The two-year par yield was 3.81 percent the same day, against 3.78 percent in the prior session. The gap between the ten-year and the two-year was 0.50 percentage points.

The three-month par yield was 3.69 percent. It is the short end of the same published curve, not the federal funds target.

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