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Treasury 10-year yield slips to 4.674% as Wall Street waits on wholesale inflation

8/13/2026

Treasury note fell over one basis point to 4.674% as investors awaited wholesale inflation data, pulling back ahead of a reading that could shift rate expectations across bond markets.

The 10-year note is the key benchmark for U.S. government borrowing, meaning its yield runs through borrowing costs for mortgages, corporate bonds, and a range of rate-sensitive assets beyond the Treasury market itself.

The yield move A decline of more than one basis point is modest.

Treasury yields move inversely to prices, so buyers stepping into the note pushed the yield to 4.674%, reflecting demand ahead of data rather than a clear rate call.