Country comparison
30-Year Government Bond Yield by Country
The 30-year government bond yield is the canonical long-end benchmark. It is heavily influenced by term premium, structural growth and inflation expectations, and supply-demand technicals.
Why compare 30-Year Government Bond Yield across countries?
30y yields anchor mortgage rates (US), insurance liability discount rates, and long-duration risk premia. Long-end selloffs amid fiscal concerns are a known FX risk channel.
How to read the country list
Compare across currencies and watch 10y-30y slope. Real 30y yields (if 30y breakevens exist) are the cleanest read on long-run real-rate expectations.
Supported countries
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| Country / Currency | Frequency | Unit | Source | History | Links |
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Canada
CAD / Canadian Dollar
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Daily | % | Bank of Canada | History from 2001-01-02 (25.5 years) | |
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Switzerland
CHF / Swiss Franc
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Daily | % | SIX / Swiss Treasury | History from 2013-01-29 (13.4 years) | |
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Japan
JPY / Japanese Yen
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Daily | % | Ministry of Finance | History from 2000-01-04 (26.5 years) |