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Explainers

What is the 10-year Treasury yield, and why does it matter?

The 10-year Treasury yield is the benchmark behind mortgage and loan rates, and it is set by the bond market, not the Fed. Here is what it is, why it moves, and why it topped 5 percent in November 2026.

Companies

Nvidia board opens independent investigation into Jensen Huang

Nvidia's board said it opened an independent investigation of chief executive Jensen Huang after reports he was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort. The stock fell 4.27% on Monday as the news weighed on the chipmaker.

Yash Malviya · November 10, 2026
Markets
Economy

October 2026 CPI report arrives with no annual inflation rate

The October consumer price index lands on November 10 without a 12-month inflation figure. A gap left by last year's shutdown means the Bureau of Labor Statistics cannot calculate the yearly rate most people watch.

Himanshu Sakre · November 10, 2026

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Rates & returns

Checked 14 Oct 2026
InstrumentCurrent1-month change1-year changeSource
US federal funds target rate3.75% to 4.00%+0.25 pp-Federal Reserve: Open Market Operationsas of 13 Oct 2026
US 10-year Treasury yield5.24%-+1.11 ppU.S. Treasury: Daily Treasury Par Yield Curve Ratesas of 9 Oct 2026
US share prices, 12-month change+18.6%--OECD: Financial Market, Share Pricesas of 1 Aug 2026
US consumer price inflation, year on year3.4%unchanged-U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Consumer Price Indexas of 31 Aug 2026

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