Switzerland 10-Year Government Bond Yield

The yield on 10-year Swiss government bonds, a market gauge of inflation and interest-rate expectations.

0.59%

+0.12pp vs Aug 2026

Sep 2026 · Monthly data

Not applicable, interest rates are not seasonally adjusted

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10-Year Government Bond Yield

Jan 1970 to Sep 2026

Source: FRED series IRLTLT01CHM156N · OECD, monthly.

Switzerland 10-Year Government Bond Yield in context

Worked out from the published series shown above.

In Switzerland, the 10-year government bond yield rose by 0.39pp over the year to Sep 2026, from 0.20% in Sep 2025.

It is the highest reading since May 2024.

Over the past five years it has ranged from −0.23% in Nov 2021 to 1.56% in Dec 2022.

Its average since Jan 1970 is 3.17%, and the latest reading is below that.

Switzerland is 44th of 44 countries in our 10-Year Government Bond Yield by Country ranking.

How this series is defined

Everything you need to check the figure against the source.

Source
OECD via FRED
Series
IRLTLT01CHM156N
Frequency
Monthly
Unit
%
Seasonal adjustment
Not applicable, interest rates are not seasonally adjusted
Latest observation
Sep 2026
Revision status
Market price, not revised

This is not the Swiss National Bank's own policy rate. Switzerland's yields have been unusually low, at times negative, for most of the last decade, that's real, not a data error.

Data refreshed 2026-11-06. Figures are the latest published observations and can be revised.

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