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Eurex Fixed Income Futures offer a versatile toolset for managing your portfolio, providing numerous advantages beyond traditional bond trading. Whether used for tactical asset allocation, cash equitization, duration adjustment or relative value trading, we have you covered!
Manage or hedge your interest rate risk with Eurex's diverse range of highly liquid, cost-effective and standardized futures. Fixed Income Futures cover the biggest European sovereign issuers and are used as pricing reference for all European debt covering multiple credit points on the euro yield curve.
Coming Soon: Euro-EU Bond Futures (launching on 10 Sep 2025)
Mark your calendars for the launch of Euro-EU Bond Futures, a significant step towards a deeper and more integrated European capital market. These new futures contracts will provide enhanced opportunities for trading and hedging of EU debt and further complete the home of the euro yield curve. Contact us to learn more!
Euro-EU Bond (FBEU) | Eurex’s Euro-EU Bond Futures will support the position of the EU as a debt issuer and are designed to provide traders and fund managers with a liquid, standardized and efficient hedging tool to manage their exposures to EU debt. |
Euro-Schatz (FGBS) | Notional government bond issued by the Federal Republic of Germany with 1.75-2.25 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Euro-Bobl (FGBM) | Notional government bond issued by the Federal Republic of Germany with 4.5-5.5 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Euro-Bund (FGBL) | Notional government bond issued by the Federal Republic of Germany with 8.5-10.5 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Euro-Buxl (FGBX) | Notional government bond issued by the Federal Republic of Germany with 24-35 years to maturity and a (notional) 4% coupon |
Long-term Euro-BTP (FBTP) | Notional government bond issued by the Republic of Italy with 8.5-11 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Mid-term Euro-BTP (FBTM) | Notional government bond issued by the Republic of Italy with 4.5-6 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Short-term Euro-BTP (FBTS) | Notional government bond issued by the Republic of Italy with 2-3.25 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Long-term Euro-OAT (FOAT) | Notional government bond issued by the Republic of France with 8.5-10.5 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Mid-term Euro-OAT (FOAM) | Notional government bond issued by the Republic of France with 4.5-5.5 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Euro-BONO (FBON) | Notional government bond issued by the Kingdom of Spain with 8.5-10.5 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
Swiss (CONF) | Notional government bond issued by the Swiss Confederation with 8-13 years to maturity and a (notional) 6% coupon |
| Product | Diff. to prev. day last | Last price | Contracts | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FGBL | -0.15% | 130.67 | 1,211,596 | 21:59:55 |
| FGBM | -0.03% | 117.84 | 822,521 | 21:59:59 |
| FGBS | +0.00% | 107.265 | 626,671 | 21:59:59 |
| FGBX | -0.94% | 120.04 | 151,538 | 21:59:59 |
| FBTP | +0.27% | 121.11 | 357,256 | 18:59:58 |
| FBTS | +0.06% | 107.95 | 151,683 | 18:59:57 |
| FOAT | -0.05% | 124.07 | 315,248 | 21:59:55 |
| FOAM | +0.03% | 115.98 | 0 | 17:43:31 |
| FBON | +0.00% | 123.98 | 78 | 17:43:31 |
Contacts
Jutta Frey-Hartenberger
Global Product Lead | Government Bond Derivatives
T +49-69-211-1 49 88
Francesca Dell'Era
Regional Sales Manager | Sales Western & Southern Europe
T +41-434-30-71 23
Andreas Stadelmaier
Regional Sales Manager | Sales Central & Eastern Europe
T +49-69-211-1 38 59
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