The reduction in the issuance of US Treasury bonds may help alleviate people's concerns about the upcoming Taper.
The slowdown in the pace of quantitative easing is usually detrimental to the price of U.S. Treasuries because the demand for debt purchases from the Federal Reserve has decreased. As the Treasury Department reduces issuance, the reduction in supply helps offset the downward pressure on prices caused by reduced demand.
The analysis believes that although the borrowing needs of the Treasury Department depend to a certain extent on the two long-term fiscal plans implemented by Congress in the next few weeks, the US budget deficit is currently on a downward trend, which has changed the large-scale auction of Treasury bonds used to raise funds during the epidemic. It's no longer necessary.
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We often see news like this in Futu Information, "The U.S. Treasury Yield $US 10-Year Treasury Yield (US10Y.BD)$ has recently risen above 1.5%, will it again arouse a wave of selling in the bond market", the truth is unknown. The newcomers of MooMoo will find it strange, why does the rise and fall cause a sell-off? Take a look at the current 10-year U.S. bond futures on the CME Exchange that Futu can trade. There are two varieties, namely:
Let’s look at the $10-Year T-Note Futures(MAR5) (ZNmain.US)$ . The transaction is the direct price of Treasury bonds. The multiplier of a futures contract is 1000. Based on the quoted price of 130 US dollars, trading a futures contract is equivalent to nominal Treasury bonds worth 130,000 yuan. The trading margin for each ZN futures is about US$2,000. If you go long, buying from 130 to 132 will result in a profit of US$2,000, which is equivalent to doubling the margin, and vice versa. The contract months of ZN futures are usually March, June, September, and December, and the main contract currently traded is ZN2112.
Look at the main $10-Year Yield Futures(DEC4) (10Ymain.US)$ , and the transaction is the price of the bond yield, which is what the news mentioned above, a futures contract multiplier is also 1000, According to the quotation of 1.5, the value of each futures contract is only 1,500 US dollars, so the margin is as low as 250 US dollars. If you go long, buying from 1.5 to 1.75 will result in a profit of $250, which is equivalent to doubling the margin, and vice versa. The contract month of 10Y futures is usually a consecutive month starting from the current month, and the main contract currently traded is 10Y2110.
The price movements of ZN and 10Y are completely opposite! If the above news says that the U.S. Treasury yield has risen above 1.5% recently, the corresponding "10Y" price is rising, while the "ZN" price is falling, so please don't make the opposite!
Of course, these two futures varieties also have something in common, that is, the daily trading time is very long and long, which makes people unable to stop~

We often see news like this in moomoo, "The U.S. Treasury Yield $U.S. 10-Year Treasury Notes Yield (US10Y.BD)$ has recently risen above 1.5%, will it again arouse a wave of selling in the bond market", a new unclear truth Niu friends must be surprised, why would a rise and fall cause a sell-off? Take a look at the current 10-year U.S. bond futures on the CME Exchange that Futu can trade. There are two varieties, namely:
Let’s look at the $10-Year T-Note Futures(MAR5) (ZNmain.US)$. The transaction is the direct price of Treasury bonds. The multiplier of a futures contract is 1000. Based on the quoted price of 130 US dollars, trading a futures contract is equivalent to nominal Treasury bonds worth 130,000 yuan. The trading margin for each ZN futures is about US$2,000. If you go long, buying from 130 to 132 will result in a profit of US$2,000, which is equivalent to doubling the margin, and vice versa. The contract months of ZN futures are usually March, June, September, and December, and the main contract currently traded is ZN2112.
Look at the $10-Year Yield Futures(DEC4) (10Ymain.US)$. The transaction is the price of the bond yield, which is what the news above said. A futures contract multiplier is also 1000. According to the quotation of 1.5, the value of each futures contract is only 1,500 US dollars, so the margin is as low as 250 US dollars. If you go long, buying from 1.5 to 1.75 will result in a profit of $250, which is equivalent to doubling the margin, and vice versa. The contract month of 10Y futures is usually a consecutive month starting from the current month, and the main contract currently traded is 10Y2110.
The price movements of 10-year U.S. Treasury futures (code ZN) and micro 10-year Treasury yield futures (code 10Y) are completely opposite! If the above news says that U.S. Treasury yields have risen above 1.5% recently, then the corresponding "10Y" price has risen, while the "ZN" price has fallen. Don't make any mistakes!