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2-Year T-Note Price — Chart — Historical Data
103.02
0.0664 (0.06%)
price points
Front-month futures (continuous series), delayedas of Aug 25, 15:17 UTCSource: Financial Modeling Prep (delayed)
What drives this market
The 2-Year U.S. Treasury Note futures contract covers short-dated U.S. government debt and is among the most sensitive instruments to near-term Federal Reserve interest rate expectations. Because of its shorter duration, the 2-year note typically responds more quickly to shifts in monetary policy outlook than longer-dated bonds, making it a closely watched barometer of where traders expect rates to go in the next one to two years. Key price drivers include Fed communications, inflation readings, and labor market data. Like all Treasury futures, the contract is quoted as a percentage of par value.
Market context
The 2-Year T-Note stands at 102.93 price points, edging down roughly 0.02% today and about 0.12% over the past week. The contract has added approximately 0.19% over the past month but remains about 1.4% lower year-to-date and down nearly 0.9% year-over-year.