2-year Treasury yield
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (H.15) · daily · 12,586 observations
4.75%
As of Oct 8, 2026
6,053rd highest of 12,586 trading days since Jun 1976 (tied with 12 trading days; Fed H.15, as of Oct 8 reading of 4.75%).
−0.02 pp vs prior day+1.17 pp vs a year earlier
Percent
Source: Federal Reserve Board
About this series
What it measures
The yield on a Treasury note with two years left to maturity (constant maturity), from the Federal Reserve's daily H.15 release.
Why it matters
It covers a two-year horizon and tends to move closely with market pricing of the Fed's policy rate over that period.
Common misreads
It is a market rate, not a Fed decision, and it can swing on a single data release with no change in policy.