iPath US Treasury 2-year Bull ETN
DTUL
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- Financial Services
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- Asset Management - Bonds
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- Aug 9, 2010
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- iPath US Treasury 2-year Bull ETN (DTUL) is an exchange-traded note issued by Barclays Bank PLC that provides leveraged exposure to the performance of U.S. Treasury 2-year futures contracts through the Barclays 2-year U.S. Treasury Futures Targeted Exposure Index, net of expenses; it seeks to capture returns from decreases in 2-year Treasury yields via long positions in futures, with a net expense ratio of 0.75%. The ETN offers investors a targeted fixed income product focused on short-duration U.S. government securities, traded on the BATS exchange under the ticker DTUL; it targets institutional and retail investors seeking interest rate-sensitive instruments in the North American developed markets segment. Launched on August 9, 2010, and headquartered with Barclays in London, United Kingdom, the product operates globally through U.S. exchanges with assets under management of approximately $5.36 million and outstanding shares of 84,000 as of recent data. In recent developments, Barclays Bank PLC, the issuer of the iPath series of ETNs including DTUL, announced in June 2025 the full redemption of four other iPath ETNs—covering livestock, copper, grains, and platinum—exercising its issuer call option following tender offers and consent solicitations, with valuation on June 17, 2025, and redemption on June 25, 2025; while DTUL was not among those redeemed, this reflects Barclays' ongoing portfolio management of legacy iPath products amid low liquidity and market shifts. The ETN maintains stagnant trading with minimal volume around 100 shares daily and a stable indicative value near $75.19 since early 2025, underscoring limited activity in this niche Treasury bull exposure vehicle; no specific new product launches, acquisitions, or strategic expansions directly impact DTUL, though Barclays continues adjustments across its ETN lineup, such as reverse splits on volatility products in 2024.