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30-Year Treasury Yield (Live)
30-year Treasury yield (CBOE ^TYX).
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About this chart
| Chart | 30-Year Treasury Yield (Live) |
|---|---|
| On the dashboard | Federal Reserve & US economy › Government › Live Yields |
| Source | Cboe via Yahoo Finance |
| Access | Pro on the dashboard, in the MCP connector for AI apps and in the data API |
| Chart id | UST30Y |
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