Interest rates

10-Year Treasury Yield

Name: 10-Year Treasury Yield, U.S. manufacturing data
Creator: MFG Calcs
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

As of Sep 29, 2026, 10-year treasury yield stands at 5.26% (Federal Reserve via FRED), rising over the recent window.

What this measures and why it matters

10-Year Treasury Yield sets the cost of capital behind every equipment purchase, lease-versus-buy decision, and payback calculation. When it moves, the hurdle rate for automation and capacity projects moves with it, which changes what investments clear and how quickly they pay back.
The figure comes from Federal Reserve via FRED and is reported in %. MFG Calcs archives every published value, so the chart and table below show the full recorded history rather than a single snapshot, and they extend automatically as new data lands.

Latest reading: 5.26% for Sep 29, 2026.
Prior period: 5.24% (Sep 28, 2026), a rise of 0.02.
Across the archived window the high was 5.26% in Sep 29, 2026 and the low was 4.38% in Jun 26, 2026.
The series has moved up for 2 consecutive periods.
76 observations have been archived so far, and this page deepens automatically each time Federal Reserve via FRED publishes a new figure.

Last reviewed 2026-09-30.