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3-Year Note Auction

United StatesGovernmentMonthlyLow
SummaryAbout This IndicatorHistorical Data152
Latest release · October 6, 2026 · 17:00 UTC
4.93
No forecast was recorded for this release
Last five prints
4.194.184.294.474.93

The reading has risen in each of the last 3 releases.

Forecast
—
Previous
4.47Actual is higher by 0.46

About This Indicator

Description

The 3-Year Note Auction is a monthly event where the U.S. Department of the Treasury sells medium-term debt to finance government operations. The yield determined at this auction reflects investor sentiment regarding the economic outlook and interest rate trajectory over a three-year horizon. It is closely watched as a benchmark for consumer credit and shorter-term business loans. High demand, indicated by a low yield relative to the pre-auction rate, suggests investor confidence in government stability or a preference for safe-haven assets.

Methodology

The Treasury uses a single-price auction format where all successful bidders receive the same yield, which is the highest accepted bid yield. Bids are categorized into competitive and non-competitive types.

Historical Data

View data as table
DateActualForecastSurprise
Oct 6, 20264.93——
Sep 8, 20264.47——
Aug 11, 20264.29——
Jul 7, 20264.18——
Jun 9, 20264.19——
May 11, 20263.96——
Apr 7, 20263.90——
Mar 10, 20263.58——
Feb 10, 20263.52——
Jan 12, 20263.61——
Dec 8, 20253.61——
Nov 10, 20253.58——
Oct 7, 20253.58——
Sep 9, 20253.48——
Aug 5, 20253.67——
Jul 8, 20253.89——
Jun 10, 20253.97——
May 5, 20253.82——
Apr 8, 20253.78——
Mar 11, 20253.91——
Feb 11, 20254.30——
Jan 6, 20254.33——
Dec 10, 20244.12——
Nov 4, 20244.15——
Oct 8, 20243.88——
Sep 10, 20243.44——
Aug 6, 20243.81——
Jul 9, 20244.40——
Jun 10, 20244.66——
May 7, 20244.61——
Apr 9, 20244.55——
Mar 11, 20244.26——
Feb 6, 20244.17——
Jan 9, 20244.11——
Dec 11, 20234.49——
Nov 7, 20234.70——
Oct 10, 20234.74——
Sep 11, 20234.66——
Aug 8, 20234.40——
Jul 11, 20234.53——
Jun 12, 20234.20——
May 9, 20233.69——
Apr 11, 20233.81——
Mar 7, 20234.63——
Feb 7, 20234.07——
Jan 10, 20233.98——
Dec 12, 20224.09——
Nov 8, 20224.61——
Oct 11, 20224.32——
Sep 12, 20223.56——
Source · U.S. TreasuryView Source
Next release
Monday, November 9 · 18:00
24 days
October 6November 9

Statistics

152 readings
  • Mean4.11
  • Std Deviation0.41
  • TrendRising
  • Year-over-year change+1.45
Latest reading against its usual range (mean ± one standard deviation)
4.933.704.114.51

The latest reading is 2.0 standard deviations above the mean.