2-Yr Benchmark Govt Yields - Germany vs Other Nations
Dow Jones2026/09/01 14:10Current Spread in Yield Basis Points
Germany 2.954 % Australia 4.753 % 179.9 Belgium 2.971 % 1.7 Canada 3.016 % 6.2 Denmark 2.721 % -23.3 France 3.131 % 17.6 Italy 3.126 % 17.2 Japan 1.808 % -114.6 Netherlands 2.897 % -5.7 Spain 2.980 % 2.6 Sweden 2.529 % -42.6 U.K. 4.440 % 148.6 U.S. 4.369 % 141.5
Source: Tullett Prebon via FactSet
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September 01, 2026 10:10 ET (14:10 GMT)
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