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Two Yields, One Day: 3.90% and 4.38%

The two-year and ten-year par yields on May 8, 2026, and the gap between them.

By Nadine Okonkwo, Global Macro Correspondent

New York1 min read

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The two-year Treasury par yield was 3.90 percent on May 8, 2026. The ten-year was 4.38 percent. The difference, ten minus two, was 0.48 percentage points.

Both yields fell from the prior session, when the ten-year stood at 4.41 percent and the two-year at 3.92 percent.

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