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Monday Starts From Friday's 4.94% Ten-Year

Treasury yields for November 2 have not been published. The last session, October 30, left the ten-year at 4.94 percent and the two-year at 4.56 percent.

By Helen Voss, Rates Columnist

New York1 min read

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Treasury had not yet published par yields for Monday, November 2, 2026, leaving Friday's as the latest readings. The ten-year yield on October 30 was 4.94 percent. The two-year was 4.56 percent. The three-month yield was 4.16 percent.

What is known this morning is the policy range, because it was decided last week and it has not been replaced. The target remains 3.75 to 4 percent after the October 28 hold. The effective funds rate on Friday was 3.88 percent.

The ten-year yield is 106 basis points above the Friday funds rate, if you subtract 3.88 from 4.94. That spread is arithmetic across two different markets. It says the government bond that lasts ten years yielded more, that day, than the overnight funds rate. It does not say what a mortgage desk will quote a household on Monday.

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