Treasury auctions · 9-Year 10-Month Note, reopening

10-year note auction of 8 April 2026 (reopening)

The 10-year note sold $45.916 billion at a high yield of 4.282% on , with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.43.

High yield at each 10-year note auction

The last 36 auctions, this one last

High yield at each 10-year note auction, 10 May 2023 to 8 Apr 2026
High yield at each 10-year note auction, 10 Apr 2024 to 8 Apr 2026

Bid-to-cover ratio at each 10-year note auction

The last 36 auctions, this one last

Bid-to-cover ratio at each 10-year note auction, 10 May 2023 to 8 Apr 2026
Bid-to-cover ratio at each 10-year note auction, 10 Apr 2024 to 8 Apr 2026

Who bought the 10-year note of 8 Apr 2026

Shares of the competitive bids accepted

  • Indirect bidders 65.3%
  • Direct bidders 23.9%
  • Primary dealers 10.8%
This auction, 8 Apr 2026
  • Indirect bidders 74.5%
  • Direct bidders 12.8%
  • Primary dealers 12.7%
The 10-year note auction before, 11 Mar 2026

Each point is one 10-year note auction, this one last; pointing at the chart shows its date and figures.

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  • Indirect bidders65.3%
Inspect and compare dates
High yield and bid-to-cover of the last 36 10-year note auctions, newest first
AuctionHigh yield, %Bid-to-cover
4.2822.43
4.2172.45
4.1772.39
4.1732.55
4.1752.55
4.0742.43
4.1172.48
4.0332.65
4.2552.35
4.3622.61
4.4212.52
4.3422.60
4.4352.67
4.3102.59
4.6322.48
4.6802.53
4.2352.70
4.3472.58
4.0662.48
3.6482.64
3.9602.32
4.2762.58
4.4382.67
4.4832.49
4.5602.34
4.1662.51
4.0932.56
4.0242.56
4.2962.53
4.5192.45
4.6102.50
4.2892.52
3.9992.56
3.8572.53
3.7912.36
3.4482.45

Observed .

Right now

The high yield of 4.282% on 8 April 2026 was the highest for a 10-year note since 9 July 2025.

Higher than 204 of the 219 since 7 May 2008

Its own history

Against the previous 24 10-year note auctions, the direct bidders' share was higher than 22 of the 24.

The bid-to-cover ratio was higher than 4 of them.

See every measure against earlier auctions

Who bought

Indirect bidders took the largest share of the competitive bids accepted.

  • Indirect bidders 65.3%
  • Direct bidders 23.9%
  • Primary dealers 10.8%

Size

Treasury sold $45.916 billion of the $39 billion offered.

Bids received came to $101.632 billion; the bid-to-cover ratio was 2.43.

Its bid-to-cover of 2.43 compares with the 24 auctions before it: lowest 2.32 on , highest 2.70 on ; 28.9% of the way from the low to the high.

2.43

Low 2.32 Midpoint 2.510 High 2.70

The security9-Year 10-Month, reopening

Coupon
4.125%
Announced
Issued
Matures

It adds to the debt that matures in February 2036.

Understanding this result

Where it stands today

The high yield was 4.282% at this 10-year note auction, the median yield 4.230% and a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.43.

What do these figures measure?

The high yield is the highest rate Treasury accepted; every winning bidder gets it. The bid-to-cover ratio is bids received divided by the amount sold. Shares are of competitive bids accepted. High minus median shows how far the accepted cut-off sat above the middle accepted bid; it is not the market's auction tail, which needs a when-issued price that is not public.

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How does it compare with the par yield curve?

The par yield curve comparison sets the high yield against Treasury's own par yield curve on the auction day, at the point nearest this security's maturity (10-year). Treasury fixes that curve from market quotes in the late afternoon, after the auction closed, so the gap mixes the auction's pricing with the afternoon's market move. It is not the auction tail either.

What these figures cannot tell

  • Why it sold where it did. Results show what was bid and accepted, not the reasons behind any bid.
  • The auction tail as markets quote it. That compares the high yield with the when-issued yield just before bids closed, a market price that is not public; we show high minus median instead, a different measure.
  • Who the bidders are. Indirect bidders include foreign and international accounts bidding through the New York Fed and investors bidding through dealers; Treasury does not publish names.
  • Demand on another day. A bid-to-cover ratio counts bids at one auction against the amount offered, and the amount offered changes from auction to auction.

The numbers behind the chart

What did Treasury publish for this auction?Every field, to the dollar
10-year note auction of 8 April 2026: Treasury's published result, with our shares and spread marked "ours"
FieldValue
Offered as9-Year 10-Month, reopening
Offering amount$39,000,000,000
Bids received$101,631,879,900
Sold$45,916,047,400
Competitive bids accepted$38,921,968,500
Non-competitive bids accepted$78,033,800
Federal Reserve (SOMA) add-on$6,916,045,100
Foreign and international (FIMA) non-competitive$0
High yield, %4.282
Median rate, %4.230
Low rate, %4.120
Interest rate (coupon), %4.125
Bids at the high rate filled, %38.89
Bid-to-cover ratio2.43
Indirect bidders accepted$25,424,801,000
Direct bidders accepted$9,295,000,000
Primary dealers accepted$4,202,167,500
Indirect bidders' share, % (ours)65.3
Direct bidders' share, % (ours)23.9
Primary dealers' share, % (ours)10.8
High minus median, basis points (ours)5.2
Treasury par yield curve, 10-year point, same day, %4.29
High yield minus that point, basis points (ours)-0.8
How does it compare with earlier auctions?The previous 12 auctions, then every window
Against the previous 12 auctions of the 10-year note
MeasureThis auctionMedianHigherLower
Bid-to-cover ratio2.432.549 of 122 of 12
High yield4.2824.1974 of 128 of 12
Indirect bidders' share65.369.910 of 122 of 12
Direct bidders' share23.920.72 of 1210 of 12
Primary dealers' share10.89.84 of 128 of 12
High minus median, basis points5.25.67 of 124 of 12

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The longer windows

Each measure against earlier 10-year note auctions: how many were higher and lower, and their median
MeasureThis auctionWindowHigherLowerMedian
Bid-to-cover ratio2.43Last 24 auctions19 of 244 of 242.54
Bid-to-cover ratio2.43Since 7 May 2008162 of 21950 of 2192.56
Bid-to-cover ratio2.43All 273 since 10 November 1999182 of 27384 of 2732.53
High yield4.282Last 24 auctions11 of 2413 of 244.266
High yield4.282Since 7 May 200815 of 219204 of 2192.636
High yield4.282All 355 since 31 October 1979134 of 355221 of 3553.735
Indirect bidders' share65.3Last 24 auctions19 of 245 of 2468.6
Indirect bidders' share65.3All 219 since 7 May 200857 of 219162 of 21959.2
Direct bidders' share23.9Last 24 auctions2 of 2422 of 2419.6
Direct bidders' share23.9All 219 since 7 May 200811 of 219208 of 21913.6
Primary dealers' share10.8Last 24 auctions14 of 2410 of 2411.6
Primary dealers' share10.8All 219 since 7 May 2008204 of 21915 of 21928.7
High minus median, basis points5.2Last 24 auctions16 of 247 of 245.7
High minus median, basis points5.2Since 7 May 200894 of 219123 of 2194.9
High minus median, basis points5.2All 355 since 31 October 1979102 of 355251 of 3554.0

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When are the figures from, and how are they cited?Dates and how to cite

Observed .

Shares of competitive bids, grades against earlier auctions and the high-minus-median spread are computed by 500metrics from Treasury's published fields.

Observed .

How to cite this

U.S. Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service, Fiscal Data, Treasury Securities Auctions Data, auction of 8 April 2026. Results file: https://www.treasurydirect.gov/instit/annceresult/press/preanre/2026/R_20260408_2.pdf. Compiled by 500metrics, "10-year note auction of 8 April 2026 (reopening)", https://500metrics.com/treasury/auctions/10-year-note/2026-04-08.

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