RatesU.S. TreasuryContinuous

10-Year TIPS Real Yield

What is 10-Year TIPS Real Yield?

Yield on 10-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities.

Why it matters

The single most important rate for asset allocation.

How to read prints

When it rises

Real funding costs rising; pressures duration, growth equities, gold.

When it falls

Real costs falling; supports duration, growth, gold.

Frequently asked

What is a real yield?
The yield on a Treasury Inflation-Protected Security (TIPS), which compensates for inflation by adjusting principal with CPI. It is the markets read on the inflation-adjusted real interest rate.
Why is the 10Y real yield so important?
It is the single best predictor of long-duration asset prices (gold, growth equities, long bonds). Real yields up = these assets typically down.
What is the breakeven inflation rate?
Nominal 10Y yield minus 10Y TIPS yield = the markets implied average inflation rate over 10 years.
What is the term premium?
The extra yield investors demand to hold longer-duration bonds vs. rolling shorter ones. Hard to observe directly; usually estimated via models (e.g., ACM).

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SourceU.S. Treasury
FrequencyContinuous
CategoryRates
FRED SeriesDFII10
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