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Reduced Tick Spread


An interest rate futures calendar spread which involves buying near-month futures and selling far-month futures at a reduced tick interval from that of its component outrights. For example, on the CBOT, the following products trade as reduced tick spread (RTS) instruments: 30-year U.S treasury bond futures, 10-year U.S treasury note futures, 5-year U.S treasury note futures, 30-year interest rate swap futures, and 5-year interest rate swap futures.



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