Futures trading beginners treasury bond futures are stable at 112

Treasury bond futures are stable at 112.15, with futures trading beginners advised that upcoming inflation numbers may prompt quick shifts in yield curves. Longer-duration contracts are seeing increased institutional interest. “What stands out to me is their token model. A massive 57.6% of DIME is allocated to the community, with 20% reserved for Genesis Allocation,” wrote Pranjal Bora, an airdrop farmer and on-chain researcher. The objective is to purchase low and then sell the highest (or buy high, sell it and then buy low). If you can predict correctly which direction to take the asset's value then you will earn a profit. If the market turns in your direction, the losses could be greater than your initial investment because of leverage. Futures trading beginners can note that gold futures are testing the $2,030 level, up 0.7% today amid safe-haven buying. Economists see room for further upside if bond yields ease over the next few sessions, as traders reposition before key CPI data.