Key Takeaways
- • First Notice Day arrives May 29 for June 2026 CBOT Treasury futures, signaling the start of the delivery period for contracts expiring in that month.
- • Metals futures on CMX/NYM exchanges enter delivery phase May 29, affecting June 2026 metal contracts and requiring holders to prepare for physical settlement or liquidation.
- • Last Trading Day for June 2026 NYMEX Heating Oil and RBOB gasoline is May 29, creating a critical deadline for energy traders to close positions or accept delivery obligations.
- • Report issued by Price Futures Group, a subsidiary of Price Holdings, Inc., serving as a notice to futures market participants on expiration and delivery mechanics.
Summary
May 28, 2026 marks a critical juncture in three commodity futures markets as key contract expirations approach. Tomorrow, May 29, constitutes First Notice Day for June 2026 CBOT Treasury futures, signaling the formal opening of the delivery window for fixed-income contracts. Simultaneously, CMX and NYMEX metals contracts enter their delivery phase on the same date, requiring long position holders to prepare for either physical metal settlement or pre-expiration liquidation.
Energy futures markets face immediate deadlines as May 29 serves as the Last Trading Day for June 2026 NYMEX Heating Oil and RBOB gasoline contracts. Traders holding open positions in these energy products must either execute exit trades or accept delivery of physical petroleum products by this deadline. The convergence of these expirations across Treasury, metals, and energy sectors concentrates operational and financial risk across multiple asset classes simultaneously.
The notice, distributed by Price Futures Group—a subsidiary of Price Holdings, Inc., and member of the National Futures Association—carries standard risk disclosures reminding market participants that futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Leverage in margin accounts can amplify losses beyond initial capital investment, a critical consideration as these major contract expirations approach.
Energy futures markets face immediate deadlines as May 29 serves as the Last Trading Day for June 2026 NYMEX Heating Oil and RBOB gasoline contracts. Traders holding open positions in these energy products must either execute exit trades or accept delivery of physical petroleum products by this deadline. The convergence of these expirations across Treasury, metals, and energy sectors concentrates operational and financial risk across multiple asset classes simultaneously.
The notice, distributed by Price Futures Group—a subsidiary of Price Holdings, Inc., and member of the National Futures Association—carries standard risk disclosures reminding market participants that futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Leverage in margin accounts can amplify losses beyond initial capital investment, a critical consideration as these major contract expirations approach.
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