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Bloomberg RMB Bond Solutions
RMB bond solutions
The Bloomberg Terminal® connects you to traders in China and to the real-time, transparent market data and analytics that reveal opportunity in China’s bond market.
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Market intelligence for RMB bonds
Bloomberg RMB bond solutions feature a suite of solutions that deliver real-time market intelligence into China’s bond market.
- Track real-time RMB bond data
- Estimate default probabilities and analyze debt maturity distribution
- Get breaking news on developments in China plus local economic indicators
- Stay on top of China’s central bank policy
- Gain transparency into deal issuance
Idea generation for RMB bonds
Bloomberg makes it easier to find trading ideas in China’s $11 trillion bond market with a set of tools that reveal opportunity.
- Search Bloomberg’s library of China bond data to create specialized security lists
- Stay ahead of the marketplace with China-specific issuance information
- Analyze correlations across asset classes to reveal new trade ideas
Pricing analytics for China’s bond market
Use the powerful analytics Bloomberg is renowned for to reveal accurate pricing in the RMB bond market.
- Use a powerful worksheet to conduct deep analysis of the full spectrum of bond performance
- Visualize fixed income curves in real time and understand how the market is evolving
- Use powerful charts to monitor performance and value in real-time
Enhanced trading performance for China bonds
Bloomberg makes it easy to understand the structure of your portfolio and the impact RMB bonds are having on it.
- Analyze your positions and active trades
- Reveal and explain the drivers historical performance
- Identify sources of future risk
- Optimize the structure of your portfolio
RMB bonds in Bloomberg Fixed Income Indices
On March 23 2018, Bloomberg announced plans to add Chinese RMB-denominated government and policy bank securities to the Bloomberg Global Aggregate Index. Once fully accounted for, local currency Chinese bonds will be the fourth largest currency component in the index, following the U.S. dollar, euro and Japanese yen. The addition of these securities will be phased in over a 20-month period starting April 2019.