0 of the 2 term spreads at their steepest or flattest in a year
The 2s10s or 3m10y spread is wider, or narrower, than on any day of at least the last year.
Bonds · Yields and spreads · US · Ranked by Days since it was last this steep or this flat in count, longest since first · Rebuilt 2026-11-08 at 11:45 UTC
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The rule: The 2s10s or 3m10y spread is wider, or narrower, than on any day of at least the last year. The days are counted back to the last session on which the spread was at least as wide, or at least as narrow, as now; each row says which. Read from the US Treasury's daily par yields and FRED's daily ICE BofA option-adjusted spreads, closes up to 2026-11-06: 2 of the 2 spreads in this rule's range could be measured. No spread in the range was left out. 10-year less 2-year (2s10s) was 35 basis points on 2026-11-06, positive for 542 sessions in a row. 10-year less 3-month (3m10y) was 67 basis points on 2026-11-06, positive for 265 sessions in a row.
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0 of 0 yieldsNothing matched this rule at the last rebuild.
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