Here at TradingView, we believe that there’s no such thing as too much market data — information is the foundation of quality analysis. That’s why we keep on expanding our data coverage, and today, we bring a major update for those interested in fixed income. TradingView now has data on over 40,000 bonds from multiple exchanges around the world. Whether you’re tracking government debt securities, corporate bonds, or municipal instruments, our platform now provides a more diverse picture of global debt markets.
Reflecting investor sentiment, bonds are often seen as a barometer of the global economy. So understanding movements in yields and prices helps traders and investors predict shifts in global markets, and with more bonds now available on TradingView, you can dive even deeper into your analysis without leaving your charts.
We’ve added data from major exchanges worldwide: Hong Kong stock exchange, SIX Swiss exchange, National stock exchange of India, and more. Finding the bonds for your analysis is pretty straightforward: go to the Symbol Search, switch to the Bonds tab and type the exchange’s prefix. For example, HKEX: for the Hong Kong stock exchange.
- Australian Securities Exchange — ASX:
- Bursa Malaysia — MYX:
- BX Swiss — BX:
- Cboe Global Markets Australian — CHIXAU:
- National Stock Exchange of India — NSE:
- Nigerian Exchange Group — NSENG:
- Nordic Growth Market — NGM:
- Shanghai Stock Exchange — SSE:
- Shenzhen Stock Exchange — SZSE:
- Singapore Exchange — SGX:
- SIX Swiss Exchange — SIX:
- Taiwan Stock Exchange — TWSE:
- Tel Aviv Stock Exchange — TASE:
- Warsaw Stock Exchange — GPW:
Track bond yields directly on our Supercharts, compare performance with the Yield Curves tool, and explore detailed information on each symbol page — including maturity dates, redemption, and more.
We hope this latest addition to our data will help you explore global markets more effectively. Remember, our platform reliably connects to hundreds of data feeds, with direct access to 2,019,615 instruments from all over the world — meaning, there’s always more to explore. All this makes TradingView the only point of entry you’ll ever need for everything on the world’s markets.