2-Year Treasury Note Futures (ZT) provide traders with exposure to short-term U.S. government debt. These contracts allow for speculation on short-term interest rates, hedging fixed income portfolios, or implementing yield curve trading strategies focused on the short end of the curve.
Contract Size: Face value of $200,000
Example: This contract size allows traders to gain exposure to treasuries with controlled leverage and risk.
These specifications make 2-Year Treasury Note (ZT) Futures suitable for traders seeking exposure to treasuries markets.
2-Year Treasury Note (ZT) Futures trade with extended hours, providing flexibility for traders in different time zones.
Platform Symbol: ZT
To trade 2-Year Treasury Note (ZT) Futures, you'll need to meet specific margin requirements. Check with your broker for the latest margin rates and details.
Proper position sizing is crucial when trading 2-Year Treasury Note (ZT) Futures. Use our position size calculator to determine the optimal number of contracts based on your risk tolerance and account size.
For 2-Year Treasury Note (ZT) Futures (ZT):
If you want to risk $500 with a 10-point stop loss:
Risk per Contract = Stop Loss in Points × Point Value = 10 × 2,000.00 per point = $20
Maximum Contracts = Risk Amount ÷ Risk per Contract = $500 ÷ $20 = 25 contracts