United States 20-Year Bond Yield

US20YGovernment bondMarket open
5.674%
-0.63% (-0.036)
Day low5.667%
Day high5.730%
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Open
5.712%
Previous close
5.710%
Day range
5.667% – 5.730%
52W range
4.490% – 5.740%
7-day change
+2.01%
30-day change
+8.72%
Maturity
20-Year

Support & resistance levels

Resistance

  • R15.749%+1.32%Weak
Current price5.674%

Support

  • S15.443%-4.07%Weak
  • S25.303%-6.54%Strong
  • S35.119%-9.78%Moderate

Levels are detected automatically from swing highs and lows on the daily chart and clustered by volatility (ATR). Strength reflects the number of times price reacted at each level.

Pivot points (daily)S3S2S1PR1R2R3
Classic5.555%5.601%5.656%5.702%5.757%5.803%5.858%
Fibonacci5.601%5.640%5.664%5.702%5.741%5.765%5.803%
Camarilla5.682%5.691%5.701%5.702%5.719%5.729%5.738%
Woodie5.559%5.603%5.660%5.704%5.761%5.805%5.862%
DeMark——5.679%5.714%5.780%——

About United States 20-Year Bond Yield

The United States 20-Year Bond Yield stands at 5.674%, the annual return investors demand to lend to the government of United States for 20-Year.

Rising yields mean falling bond prices and usually tighter financial conditions. Over the last 52 weeks this yield has ranged between 4.493% and 5.749%.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the United States 20-Year Bond Yield today?
The United States 20-Year Bond Yield is 5.674%.
Why do bond yields matter?
Government bond yields set the baseline cost of money in an economy. They influence mortgage rates, corporate borrowing costs, currency values and stock valuations.