Yield . treasury
US Treasury 30 year
The par yield on a 30 year US Treasury, as the Treasury publishes it. A yield, in percent.
Market data, for 2026-11-06. Written to our own tables on 2026-11-07.
The curve
- 1 month-5 bp over a month4.02%
- 6 week-6 bp over a month4.07%
- 2 month+1 bp over a month4.15%
- 3 month-3 bp over a month4.19%
- 4 month-9 bp over a month4.19%
- 6 month-5 bp over a month4.23%
- 1 year-9 bp over a month4.33%
- 2 year-26 bp over a month4.51%
- 3 year-28 bp over a month4.59%
- 5 year-39 bp over a month4.64%
- 7 year-41 bp over a month4.74%
- 10 year-42 bp over a month4.86%
- 20 year-42 bp over a month5.29%
- 30 year-41 bp over a month5.26%
The 10 year yields 4.86% and the 2 year 4.51%, so the curve is upward sloping by 35 basis points.
What a yield cannot have
A yield is a measure of a market. Nothing issues it and nothing is filed about it.
Earnings per share
A yield is a measure of a market, not of a company. Nothing issues it, nothing files accounts for it, so this figure does not apply.
Return on equity
A yield is a measure of a market, not of a company. Nothing issues it, nothing files accounts for it, so this figure does not apply.
Revenue
A yield is a measure of a market, not of a company. Nothing issues it, nothing files accounts for it, so this figure does not apply.
Book value per share
A yield is a measure of a market, not of a company. Nothing issues it, nothing files accounts for it, so this figure does not apply.
Filed statements
Nothing is filed about a yield. The Treasury publishes the par curve and FRED publishes the spreads, both named on this page, and neither is a filing.
Yields and spreads carried: 16, counted 2026-11-08