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US 20-Year Treasury Bond Rates

US 20-Year Treasury Bond Rates data, recent 6 years (traceable to May 21,2020), the yield unit is %, latest yield value is 4.92, updated at Apr 03,2026

Price

Current: 96.28 USD (-0.438 / -0.452%)

Apr 03,2026

Time Range: May 21,2020 ~ Apr 03,2026

Average: 98.46 USD
Median: 98.64 USD
Max: 108.80 USD (Dec 27,2023)
Min: 84.00 USD (Oct 24,2022)

Yield

Current: 4.92 % (+0.036 / +0.729%)

Apr 03,2026

Time Range: May 21,2020 ~ Apr 03,2026

Average: 3.55 %
Median: 4.08 %
Max: 5.34 % (Oct 19,2023)
Min: 0.96 % (Aug 04,2020)
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20-year Treasury yields and long-term inflation expectations?

20-year Treasury yields reflect market expectations for long-term inflation. When long-term inflation expectations rise, 20-year yields rise; when inflation expectations fall, yields decline.

2

Application of 20-year Treasuries in insurance companies?

20-year Treasuries are important investment tools for insurance companies, used to match long-term insurance liabilities. Their stable cash flows and low-risk characteristics make them ideal for asset-liability management.

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Impact of US 20-year Treasury rates on global long-term investment?

US 20-year Treasury rates affect global long-term investment decisions, with changes transmitting to 10-year Treasuries, 30-year Treasuries and other long-term rates, affecting financing costs for global infrastructure and real estate projects.

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Liquidity differences between US 20-year Treasuries and European long-term bonds?

US 20-year Treasuries have higher liquidity and stronger international influence compared to German 20-year bonds and UK 20-year bonds. The US long-term Treasury market provides international investors with optimal trading conditions and risk management tools.