Real yield
The yield of an inflation-protected Treasury bond: what money pays over ten years once inflation is taken out.
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How it is computed here
The Treasury's daily real yield curve (TIPS), 10-year point; a holding's figure against it is its average move per +0.10 points of that yield, measured on two years of daily prices like the rate sensitivity.
Worked example
- The 10-year inflation-protected Treasury paid 2.83% above inflation on 25 Sep 2026, 1.03 points more than a year before.
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Where it misleads
Gold and real yields have often moved in opposite directions, because holding gold costs what a real bond would have paid; but the relationship has broken for long stretches, so read the R² and the window, never the sign alone.