The 10-year Treasury yield ended the week at 5.09 percent on October 16
The Federal Reserve Board's selected interest rates release (H.15) dated October 19 lists figures through October 16. The 10-year Treasury constant maturity yield was 5.09 percent on October 16, after 5.10 percent on October 15 and 5.21 percent on October 13, a decline of 12 basis points over the four sessions. The 2-year was 4.74 percent, after 4.77 percent. The 30-year was 5.43 percent, unchanged from October 15 and down from 5.56 percent on October 13. The effective federal funds rate was 3.88 percent, unchanged. Bank prime remained 7.00 percent and discount-window primary credit remained 4.00 percent. October 12 was a market holiday. The 1-day 10-year move is 1 basis point, below the 10 basis-point bar.
- Federal funds effective rate
- 3.88%
- 2-year Treasury constant maturity yield
- 4.74%
- 10-year Treasury constant maturity yield
- 5.09%
- 30-year Treasury constant maturity yield
- 5.43%
- Bank prime loan rate
- 7%
- Discount window primary credit rate
- 4%
Source: Selected Interest Rates (Daily) — October 19, 2026 — Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
all 6 figures found at the source
- found Federal funds effective rate = 3.88% — at Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
- found 2-year Treasury constant maturity yield = 4.74% — at Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
- found 10-year Treasury constant maturity yield = 5.09% — at Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
- found 30-year Treasury constant maturity yield = 5.43% — at Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
- found Bank prime loan rate = 7% — at Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
- found Discount window primary credit rate = 4% — at Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
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