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2-Year T-Note Futures: a 3.1σ fall on 10 September 2026

Recorded 7 October 2026

On 10 September 2026 2-Year T-Note Futures fell 0.21% close to close, 3.1 times its typical daily move of 0.07% over the 20 sessions before it: its largest move since 28 August 2026. 28 other instruments of the 199 measured that day moved 2σ or more.

The day

Daily closes, as recorded the night after

Move
−0.21%
Size
−3.1σ
Typical day before it
0.07%
Close
102.43
Previous close, 9 September 2026
102.65
Since, to 23 October 2026
−0.29%

2-Year T-Note Futures, the 30 sessions to 10 September 2026

Daily closes; the last point is the quake

Show values
2-Year T-Note Futures, the 30 sessions to 10 September 2026
Point ZT
29 Jul 2026 102.91
30 Jul 2026 102.92
31 Jul 2026 102.80
3 Aug 2026 102.88
4 Aug 2026 102.99
5 Aug 2026 103.02
6 Aug 2026 102.90
7 Aug 2026 102.98
10 Aug 2026 102.92
11 Aug 2026 102.96
12 Aug 2026 102.99
13 Aug 2026 103.11
14 Aug 2026 103.05
17 Aug 2026 103.04
18 Aug 2026 103.05
19 Aug 2026 103.05
20 Aug 2026 103.04
21 Aug 2026 102.95
24 Aug 2026 102.95
25 Aug 2026 103.02
26 Aug 2026 102.98
27 Aug 2026 102.98
28 Aug 2026 102.77
31 Aug 2026 102.77
1 Sep 2026 102.69
2 Sep 2026 102.70
3 Sep 2026 102.80
4 Sep 2026 102.73
8 Sep 2026 102.70
9 Sep 2026 102.65
10 Sep 2026 102.43

The same day

Other quakes on 10 September 2026

InstrumentMoveSize
Copper COPPER −4.95% −4.6σ
WTI Crude Oil WTI +6.69% +3.3σ
Brent Crude Oil BRENT +6.34% +3.2σ
US 5-Year Treasury Yield US5Y +2.58% +3.0σ
US Dollar / Chilean Peso USD/CLP +1.53% +3.0σ

2-Year T-Note Futures's other quakes

On record, newest first

How it is measured

The move is the close-to-close return; its size is that return divided by the standard deviation of 2-Year T-Note Futures's previous 20 daily returns. A quake is 3σ or more. This record was made the night after the day finished trading and has not been changed since. The live chart is on 2-Year T-Note Futures's page; the last few months of every market's daily moves are on the volatility terrain, and every quake on record is in the quake archive.