ZB U.S. Treasury Bond Futures Weekly Chart Analysis: 2025-Nov-13 07:23 CT

Price Action

• Last: 124.3756,
• Bars: Medium,
• Mom: Momentum average.

WSFG Weekly

• Short-Term
• WSFG Current: NA%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Neutral,
• WSFG Trend: Neutral.

MSFG Month Nov

• Intermediate-Term
• MSFG Current: NA%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Neutral,
• MSFG Trend: Neutral.

YSFG Year 2025

• Long-Term
• YSFG Current: NA%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Neutral,
• YSFG Trend: Neutral.

Swing Pivots

• (Short-Term) 1. Pvt. Trend: UTrend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 2. HiLo Trend: UTrend,
• 3. Pvt. Evolve: Pvt high 119.59375,
• 4. Pvt. Next: Pvt low 115.78175,
• 5. Levels R: 146.59375, 134.59375, 127.03125, 121.12500,
• 6. Levels S: 109.31250, 106.78125, 100.78125.

Weekly Benchmarks

• (Intermediate-Term) 5 Week: 117.13 Up Trend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 10 Week: 116.03 Up Trend,
• (Long-Term) 20 Week: 117.13 Up Trend,
• (Long-Term) 55 Week: 124.38 Down Trend,
• (Long-Term) 100 Week: 134.59 Down Trend,
• (Long-Term) 200 Week: 146.59 Down Trend.

Overall Rating

• Short-Term: Bullish,
• Intermediate-Term: Bullish,
• Long-Term: Bearish.

Key Insights Summary

The ZB U.S. Treasury Bond Futures weekly chart shows a market in transition. Price action has shifted to an average momentum phase with medium-sized bars, indicating a move away from the previous high volatility. Both short-term and intermediate-term swing pivot trends have turned upward, supported by recent higher pivot highs and lows, suggesting a bullish bias in the near to intermediate term. The 5, 10, and 20-week moving averages are all trending up, reinforcing this positive momentum. However, the longer-term 55, 100, and 200-week moving averages remain in a downtrend, highlighting that the broader trend is still bearish and that the current rally is occurring within a larger corrective structure. Price is currently trading below major resistance levels (127.03, 134.59, 146.59) and above key support (109.31, 106.78, 100.78), with the NTZ (neutral zone) suggesting consolidation. The market appears to be in a recovery phase, potentially forming a base, but has not yet broken out of the long-term bearish structure. This environment is typical of a market in transition, where swing traders may observe both counter-trend rallies and corrective pullbacks as the market tests and retests key levels.