This section highlights the most important global government bond markets. These countries are widely followed by investors and often serve as benchmarks for global interest rates and financial conditions.
United States — 4.2%
Germany — 2.3%
Japan — 1.2%
United Kingdom — 4.0%
China — 1.8%
This section compares global 10-year government bond yields relative to the US Treasury benchmark, highlighting yield differentials across major economies.
Germany — -1.9%
Japan — -3.0%
United Kingdom — -0.2%
China — -2.4%
France — -1.4%
Italy — -0.3%
Spain — -0.9%
Canada — -0.8%
Australia — -0.2%
Brazil — +6.2%
Mexico — +5.6%
India — +3.0%
South Africa — +6.0%
The following list shows 10-year government bond yields for countries across major global economies. Sovereign bond yields are widely used to compare long-term interest rates and economic conditions worldwide.
United States — 4.2%
Germany — 2.3%
Japan — 1.2%
United Kingdom — 4.0%
China — 1.8%
France — 2.8%
Italy — 3.9%
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%
United States — 4.2%
Canada — 3.4%
Brazil — 10.4%
Mexico — 9.8%
Chile — 6.1%
Australia — 4.0%
New Zealand — 4.3%
Japan — 1.2%
China — 1.8%
India — 7.2%
South Korea — 4.1%
Singapore — 3.1%
Hong Kong — 3.5%
Israel — 4.4%
South Africa — 10.2%
All bond yield data displayed on this page represents 10-year government bond yields. The data is collected from public financial databases and updated automatically where available.
Last Updated: March 19, 2026
Data Source: Market-based reference data
Use Case: Informational
Bond markets reflect changes in economic expectations, inflation, and monetary policy.