The ten-year Treasury yield is the return on U.S. government debt maturing in a decade. It serves as a benchmark for mortgages, corporate bonds, and stocks, reflecting investor views on growth and inflation. Borrowers, lenders, and policymakers rely on it to gauge economic conditions and set rates.
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