Ultra U.S. Treasury bond

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The Ultra U.S. Treasury bond is a long-duration U.S. government security used as the underlying asset for certain Treasury futures contracts, offering extended maturity exposure for investors and traders.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. Treasury security
fixed-income security
government bond
assetClass sovereign bonds
backedBy full faith and credit of the U.S. government
countryOfOrigin United States of America
couponType fixed coupon
creditRating U.S. sovereign credit rating
denominationCurrency United States dollar NERFINISHED
interestRateRisk high price sensitivity to yield changes
interestRateSensitivity high duration
investorBase asset managers
institutional investors
insurance companies
pension funds
issuer United States Department of the Treasury NERFINISHED
liquidity high for on-the-run issues
market U.S. Treasury market NERFINISHED
parValue typically 100 or 1000 USD in quotation terms
paymentFrequency semiannual coupon payments
pricingConvention price quoted as percentage of par
principalRepayment bullet maturity
regulator Federal Reserve (indirectly via monetary operations) NERFINISHED
U.S. Department of the Treasury NERFINISHED
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission NERFINISHED
riskProfile low credit risk
riskType inflation risk
interest rate risk
liquidity risk (for off-the-run issues)
roleInDerivatives underlying for Treasury futures contracts
roleInMarket benchmark for long-end of yield curve
settlementCurrency USD
taxTreatment exempt from most state and local income taxes
subject to federal income tax
tradedOn over-the-counter bond market
typicalMaturity greater than 25 years
long-duration
underlies CBOT Ultra T-Bond futures NERFINISHED
Ultra U.S. Treasury Bond futures NERFINISHED
usedBy hedge funds
liability-driven investors
proprietary trading desks
usedFor duration hedging
interest rate speculation
long-term liability matching
yield curve positioning
yieldBasis U.S. Treasury yield curve

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U.S. Treasury futures commonTenor Ultra U.S. Treasury bond