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The 10-Year Yield Opens the Week at 5%

Monday's par yield was 5.00 percent, the same print as Friday. The two-year was 4.68 percent.

By Nadine Okonkwo, Global Macro Correspondent

New York1 min read

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The ten-year Treasury par yield was 5.00 percent on Monday, October 26, 2026, according to Treasury data published by the St. Louis Fed. Friday's print, October 23, was also 5.00 percent.

The two-year yield was 4.68 percent, from 4.69 percent on Friday. The gap between the ten-year and the two-year was 0.32 percentage points.

The spot price of West Texas Intermediate crude at Cushing, Oklahoma, as published by the St. Louis Fed, was $105.25 a barrel on October 26, down from $109.72 on October 23.

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