Trading the 30-Year Treasury Bond Contract

U.S. Treasury futures across the curve, from the 2-year note to the Ultra bond.

Treasury futures let lenders, borrowers, and portfolio managers lock in rates and manage duration exposure across the yield curve.

Whether you hedge commercial exposure or study the market, you do not have to figure it out alone. AgriculturalHedging.com's education library explains the contract and its risks, and its partner network connects you with qualified, registered organizations that serve 30-year treasury bond markets.

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Contract Specifications

ExchangeCME®-G
Contract Size$100,000
Contract MonthsH, M, U, Z (March, June, September, December)
Trading Hours18:00-17:00 ET, 18:00 open on Sunday..
Minimum Fluctuation1/32 = $31.25

Contract specifications change. Always confirm current specs with the exchange before trading.

30-Year Treasury Bond Futures FAQ

What is the 30-Year Treasury Bond futures contract?

The classic bond future anchors the long end of the curve, where duration risk is greatest and pension and insurance demand concentrates. The contract trades on CME®-G with a contract size of $100,000.

How can I hedge 30-Year Treasury Bond price risk?

Treasury futures let lenders, borrowers, and portfolio managers lock in rates and manage duration exposure across the yield curve. Qualified hedging providers can be found through the AgriculturalHedging.com partner network.

How do I start trading 30-Year Treasury Bond futures?

Futures accounts are opened with registered firms — futures commission merchants and introducing brokers. AgriculturalHedging.com explains the contract, the margin, and the risks so you can evaluate providers and get started prepared.

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