Treasury curve
2s10s Treasury Spread: +51 bp (Oct 7, 2026)
On Oct 7, 2026, the 10-year Treasury par yield was 5.29% and the 2-year was 4.79%, a 2s10s spread of +51 bp. That is +4 bp on the day and +10 bp over the past month.
Today's spread is at or above its level on 32% of the 4,528 business days since September 2008.
These are calculations derived from publicly available U.S. Treasury data. They are not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
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2s10s history
2s10s, fitted par curve
The numbers
| Today | +51 bp | Oct 7, 2026 |
| Change on the day | +4 bp | |
| Change over a week | +10 bp | |
| Change over a month | +10 bp | |
| Change over a year | −9 bp | |
| Low since September 2008 | −106 bp | Jul 3, 2023 |
| High since September 2008 | +315 bp | Nov 3, 2008 |
| Days at or below today's level | 32% | of 4,528 |
| 10-year par yield | 5.292% | |
| 2-year par yield | 4.786% |
Related
Sources
- Par yields from Safe Rate's fitted Treasury curve, built each business day from Treasury's end-of-day prices (FedInvest), a U.S. government publication. How the curve is built, and how closely it tracks the Federal Reserve's.
- This spread uses Safe Rate's fitted curve. Treasury's official constant-maturity yields (H.15) use a different method and time of day, so the two spreads differ from day to day.