Historical Bond Yields

Historical government bond yields provide insight into long-term interest rate trends and financial market cycles. Explore historical 10-year government bond yields across major global economies.

Major Historical Bond Markets

These government bond markets represent the most widely followed sovereign yield benchmarks globally. The values below show the latest available 10-year government bond yields and link to each country’s historical bond yield chart.

Each country links to its historical 10-year government bond yield chart.

United States — 4.2%

Germany — 2.3%

Japan — 1.2%

United Kingdom — 4.0%

China — 1.8%

France — 2.8%

Italy — 3.9%

Canada — 3.4%

Australia — 4.0%

India — 7.2%

Brazil — 10.4%

Mexico — 9.8%

Europe

European government bond yields are closely monitored by investors as benchmarks for eurozone interest rates and economic conditions.

Germany — 2.3%

France — 2.8%

Italy — 3.9%

Spain — 3.3%

Netherlands — 2.4%

Belgium — 2.9%

Austria — 2.7%

Portugal — 3.0%

Switzerland — 0.9%

Sweden — 2.1%

Finland — 2.6%

Ireland — 2.5%

Denmark — 2.0%

Norway — 2.4%

Greece — 3.6%

Poland — 5.4%

Czech Republic — 4.8%

Hungary — 6.7%

Slovakia — 3.7%

Americas & Oceania

Government bond yields in the Americas and Oceania reflect diverse economic conditions, inflation trends, and monetary policy decisions.

United States — 4.2%

Canada — 3.4%

Mexico — 9.8%

Brazil — 10.4%

Australia — 4.0%

New Zealand — 4.3%

Asia & Middle East

Asian government bond markets have become increasingly important in global financial markets and are closely watched by international investors.

Japan — 1.2%

China — 1.8%

India — 7.2%

South Korea — 4.1%

Singapore — 3.1%

Hong Kong — 3.5%

Israel — 4.4%

About Historical Bond Yield Data

Historical government bond yields reflect long-term economic trends, inflation expectations, and central bank policy decisions. Long-term sovereign bond yields are widely used as benchmarks for global interest rates and financial market conditions.

Data & Transparency

Last Updated: March 19, 2026

Data Source: Market-based reference data

Use Case: Informational

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