ZB U.S. Treasury Bond Futures Weekly Chart Analysis: 2025-Dec-31 07:17 CT

Price Action

• Last: 122.6372,
• Bars: Medium,
• Mom: Momentum average.

WSFG Weekly

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

MSFG Month Dec

• 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: DTrend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 2. HiLo Trend: UTrend,
• 3. Pvt. Evolve: Pvt Low 114.53125,
• 4. Pvt. Next: Pvt High 117.84375,
• 5. Levels R: 153.21875, 146.21875, 140.21875, 134.21875, 126.65625, 120.75000, 117.84375,
• 6. Levels S: 114.53125, 108.93750, 108.40625, 106.40625.

Weekly Benchmarks

• (Intermediate-Term) 5 Week: 116.1875 Down Trend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 10 Week: 116.09375 Down Trend,
• (Long-Term) 20 Week: 116.09375 Up Trend,
• (Long-Term) 55 Week: 116.1875 Down Trend,
• (Long-Term) 100 Week: 119.21875 Down Trend,
• (Long-Term) 200 Week: 122.46875 Down Trend.

Overall Rating

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

Key Insights Summary

The ZB U.S. Treasury Bond Futures weekly chart shows a market in consolidation after a prolonged downtrend, with price currently hovering near the 122.64 level. Short-term momentum is average, and price bars are of medium size, indicating neither strong buying nor selling pressure. The Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly Session Fib Grids all reflect a neutral bias, with price action contained within the NTZ (No Trade Zone) and no clear directional trend emerging. Swing pivots highlight a short-term downtrend, but the intermediate-term trend has shifted to an uptrend, suggesting a possible base formation or early reversal attempt. However, the long-term moving averages (55, 100, and 200 week) remain in a downtrend, reinforcing a bearish outlook for the broader trend. Resistance levels are stacked well above current price, while support is clustered just below, indicating a range-bound environment. Overall, the market is in a transition phase, with short- and intermediate-term neutrality but persistent long-term bearishness. This reflects ongoing uncertainty, likely influenced by macroeconomic factors and interest rate expectations, with price action suggesting a wait-and-see approach as the market digests recent moves and awaits a catalyst for a decisive breakout or breakdown.