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10-year inflation breakeven

What the market charges for bearing ten years of inflation, read as the gap between the nominal yield and the inflation-indexed one. It is the cleanest available answer to whether an inflation print moved expectations or only moved the level. Computed here from the two constant maturity legs, because the published breakeven series is copyrighted while its legs are public domain.

Latest
236.00 bp
As of
1 Oct 2026
Standard deviations
0.90
Percentile
87th percentile

30 days to 4 Oct 2026 · 233.00 bp to 240.00 bp

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This page shows the last 30 days. 10-year inflation breakeven has 5,942 readings in the warehouse, back to 2 Jan 2003. A plan opens the rest of it, with CSV export and the analyst.

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Source

QuantNow Derived Research

Ten-year nominal constant maturity yield less the ten-year inflation-indexed yield, in basis points. The same calculation FRED publishes as T10YIE and holds copyright in, computed here from the two public-domain legs.

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