How much have Treasury rates changed in the past year?

Over the year to October 16, 2026, the changes in Treasury rates ranged from 1.40 percentage points for 3 yr loans to -0.08 for 1 mo loans (a minus sign means the rate fell). The 2-year rate changed by 1.33 points and the 10-year rate by 1.10. Each bar compares the latest day Treasury has published with the same day a year earlier, or the last business day before it.

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Measure: Change in the rate since a year earlier, percentage points. Written from the data below.

  • 3 yr has the highest figure, 1.4, followed by 5 yr (1.34) and 2 yr (1.33).
  • 1 mo has the lowest figure, -0.08, followed by 3 mo (0.24) and 6 mo (0.55).

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Chartly. “How much have Treasury rates changed in the past year?” Chart. Data: U.S. Treasury, Daily Treasury Par Yield Curve Rates, https://home.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/interest-rates/TextView?type=daily_treasury_yield_curve (data as of October 16, 2026). https://chart.ly/charts/treasury-rates-change-in-a-year (accessed October 18, 2026).

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How long the loan lasts (months or years) Change in the rate since a year earlier, percentage points
1 mo -0.08
3 mo 0.24
6 mo 0.55
1 yr 0.92
2 yr 1.33
3 yr 1.4
5 yr 1.34
7 yr 1.24
10 yr 1.1
20 yr 0.91
30 yr 0.85

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