The 2-year Treasury yield closed at 4.73% today, Tue 10 Nov 2026 (the official close, taken at about 3:30 PM New York time), up 17bp on the day, at or above 91% of its closes over the past year, per Helious.
At the 10 Nov 2026 close the 10-year yield was 4.98% and the 2-year 4.73%, so the 2s10s spread was +25bp.
Over the past year the 2-year yield closed as low as 3.38% (27 Feb 2026) and as high as 4.92% (28 Sep 2026).
| SESSION | CLOSE | CHANGE |
|---|---|---|
| 4.73% | +17bp | |
| 4.56% | +5bp | |
| 4.51% | +5bp | |
| 4.46% | -12bp | |
| 4.58% | -3bp | |
| 4.61% | +2bp | |
| 4.59% | +3bp | |
| 4.56% | -5bp | |
| 4.61% | -6bp | |
| 4.67% | -3bp |
The next 2-year note auction date goes up on the 2-year note auction results and schedule page once it is announced.
The 10-year Treasury yield and the 30-year Treasury yield have their own pages. The rates board carries all eight tenors from the 1-month bill to the 30-year bond, the 2s10s and 3m10s spreads, SOFR, and the live curve regime Helious classifies off the tape.
Each close is the official end-of-day yield for the 2-year Treasury note, a constant-maturity yield marked at about 3:30 PM New York time each trading day. Helious publishes it the same evening and stamps every figure with its session. Live intraday yields run on the Helious terminal and the API; see plans.
