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What is the real-time market unit of US Treasury bonds? What is the current yield of US Treasury bonds?
Speaking of U.S. Treasury bonds, it is generally said that the yield of Treasury bonds is a percentage, and there is no unit. Generally speaking, US Treasury bonds refer to 10-year US Treasury bonds. Web page link

At present (2018.10.15), the yield of US Treasury bonds is 3. 150. You can view the real-time market and historical data of British national debt. Web page link

Attachment: The yield of US bonds (generally measured by 10-year treasury bonds) is usually regarded as risk-free income, while investments in stocks, foreign exchange and futures are high-risk. Usually, when the yield of 10-year US Treasury bonds rises to 3%, it will bring great pressure to the financial market-generally speaking, the risk-free return on investment can reach that high, so why invest in the stock market/foreign exchange/futures?

At the beginning of 20 18, 10, the American stock market plummeted, which in turn triggered a global stock market crash. One of the important reasons is that the yield of US 10-year treasury bonds rose to the highest level in seven years, exceeding 3.2%.