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30 Day Fed Fund Price — Chart — Historical Data
96.07
-0.005 (-0.01%)
100 − rate
Front-month futures (continuous series), delayedas of Oct 09, 18:17 UTCSource: Financial Modeling Prep (delayed)
What drives this market
The 30-Day Federal Funds futures contract allows market participants to express views on the average overnight federal funds rate for a given calendar month. The federal funds rate is the interest rate at which U.S. banks lend reserve balances to each other overnight, and it is the primary tool of Federal Reserve monetary policy. The contract is priced as 100 minus the expected average fed funds rate for the delivery month, so a price of 95.96 implies an expected average rate of approximately 4.04%. These futures are widely used to gauge market-implied probabilities of Federal Reserve rate changes.
Market context
The 30-Day Fed Fund futures contract is priced at 96.1175, up a modest 0.003% today and 0.20% over the week. The contract is essentially flat on the month, down 0.03%, and has declined 0.26% year-to-date and 0.16% year-over-year.