Czech Republic: Government bond 10-year yield

(measure: percent, source: European Central Bank)

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Government bond 10-year yield, percent in the Czech Republic, June, 2019: For that indicator, European Central Bank provides data for the Czech Republic from 2000 to Q2 2019. The average value for the Czech Republic during that period was 3.4 percent with a minumum of 0.25 percent in September 2016 and a maximum of 7.59 percent in November 2000. Click on the following link to see the values of Government bond 10-year yield, percent around the world.

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Source: European Central Bank

Definition: Government bond is a debt security issued by the Central government with a residual maturity of 10 years. This bond is backed by sovereign guarantee. The 10-year bond has the highest liquidity amongst similar maturity bonds. Once fixed, the coupon rate remains constant throughout the term of the bond. Only the yield changes commensurate with the interest rates and accordingly the price of the bond changes. There exists an inverse relationship between the bond yield and its price.