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Ten-year yield gap: United States minus Canada

The US 10-year Treasury yield minus the Canadian 10-year benchmark yield.

Latest value1.17 ptspercentage points
Observation date2026-11-05
Change, 1 year+0.16 ptsfrom 1.01 pts on 2025-11-05
Change, 5 years+1.31 ptsfrom -0.14 pts on 2021-11-05

Daily (business days), delayed Observed 2026-11-05 · retrieved 2026-11-07 · Source: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (H.15) · Not a live quote.

History

Ten-year yield gap: United States minus Canada over time

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Ten-year yield gap: United States minus Canada

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Latest values: Ten-year yield gap: United States minus Canada 1.17 (2026-11-05).

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What it measures

What this indicator is and why it is watched

What it measures

The US 10-year Treasury yield minus the Canadian 10-year benchmark yield.

Why it is watched

A gap between countries can matter for cross-border investment and the exchange rate.

Economic context

How it connects to the wider economy

Context, not a claim of cause.

Positive means US yields are higher. The two yields are published by different agencies on slightly different conventions.

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Method and source

How the data are produced

Publisher
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (H.15)
Dataset
Federal Reserve statistical release H.15
Frequency
Daily
Unit
percentage points
Observations
4,129 (long history)
Retrieved
2026-11-07
Series id
gl21_us_minus_ca_10y
Derived
Computed by Northline from the published series named in the method note.

Derived by Northline from Federal Reserve H.15 and Bank of Canada yields on dates where both exist.

Adapted from Source: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Selected Interest Rates (H.15), Market yield on U.S. Treasury securities at 10-year constant maturity, quoted on investment basis. Values unmodified; Treasury yields are Treasury-published constant-maturity estimates. and Source: Bank of Canada, Benchmark bond yield, 10-year (BD.CDN.10YR.DQ.YLD). Content reused under the Bank of Canada terms (https://www.bankofcanada.ca/terms/); changes: values unchanged.

Licence conditions: see source terms: https://www.bankofcanada.ca/terms/; attribution required.

Missing observations are left missing and are never interpolated. Statistical agencies can revise published values; the observation date and retrieval date above identify the version shown. Methodology and sources.

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