How high will 10-year Treasury yield go before 2027?
$251.2K Vol.Closes Dec 31, 2026
4.8%$54.9K Vol.22%
5.0%$61.8K Vol.9%
5.2%$19.3K Vol.4%
5.5%$2.6K Vol.4%
5.7%$3.8K Vol.3%
6.0%$2.5K Vol.2%
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is currently trading around 4.55%, well below the 4.8% threshold required for this market outcome.
tradingeconomics.comycharts.comThe yield is determined by global bond market investors reacting to U.S. inflation data, Federal Reserve policy, and geopolitical risks like tensions with Iran.
tradingeconomics.comWall Street JournalThe yield recently peaked at 5.62% on July 13 but has retreated significantly following reports of softer inflation that reduced expectations for further rate hikes.
tradingeconomics.comCNBCIf the yield remains below 4.8% through December 31, 2026, the market resolves to "No" for the 4.8% outcome, whereas reaching 4.8% or higher would trigger a "Yes" resolution.
tradingeconomics.comNote: The market resolution window began on November 11, 2025, meaning the yield reached 5.62% earlier in the year, but the current trajectory is downward, making a re-expansion to 4.8% by December 31, 2026, contingent on a significant reversal in inflation or geopolitical trends.
The yield touched its highest level since May 22, ending at 4.567% driven by U.S.-Iran tensions, before declining in subsequent sessions.
Wall Street JournalThe yield fell to 4.52% from a near two-month high of 5.62% amid softer inflation data.
tradingeconomics.comThe US 10-year Treasury yield eased to 4.55%, marking a 0.01 percentage point decrease from the previous session.
tradingeconomics.comThe Federal Reserve is expected to hold its federal funds rate steady at its upcoming end-of-month meeting.
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Geopolitical tensions, specifically renewed hostilities involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, have previously driven the 10-year yield to multi-month highs, suggesting a recurrence could push yields above 4.8%.
Wall Street JournalSeveral Federal Reserve policymakers have warned that inflation could prove persistent, creating a risk that bond markets will demand higher yields to compensate for inflation uncertainty.
ReutersThe current yield of 4.55% is still higher than the long-term average of 4.25%, indicating underlying structural pressure that couldpush yields higher if economic data remains strong.
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The yield has already retreated significantly from its July 13 peak of 5.62% to 4.55% following softer inflation data, indicating a strong downward trend that makes reaching 4.8% unlikely without a major shock.
tradingeconomics.comMedian forecasts from 74 bond strategists surveyed by Reuters expect the 10-year yield to hold broadly steady at 4.48% in three and six months before easing to 4.39% in a year.
ReutersTrading Economics global macro models estimate the yield will trade at 4.50% by the end of this quarter and further decline to 4.32% in 12 months, suggesting it will not reach 4.8% before 2027.
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