One row per country, ranked by the real yield: the government bond's yield minus the latest year-on-year inflation. The nominal yield is what the bond pays in its own currency; the rating is S&P's long-term local-currency view; the currency line is how much it gained or lost against the US dollar over the last 12 months, which a dollar investor gets on top of (or instead of) the yield. Switch between the 10-year and the 2-year bond to see what lending for longer pays. Click a row for the country's full yield curve; hover for the detail.
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The highest real yield in each situation, with the next three countries behind it. 10-year bonds unless the card says otherwise. Click any name for its yield curve.