Government bonds
Bond terms, prices, yields and index ratios come from the issuers' own debt management offices and central banks, as published. Some figures are calculated here from that data: market values (price plus accrued interest), price histories reconstructed from a security's buy-back terms, yields interpolated from a published curve, and real yields. Each bond's page says which of its figures are calculated rather than published, and which sources it uses.
- U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service (TreasuryDirect)
Used for: security terms, auction data, TIPS index ratios, daily prices (FedInvest).
U.S. government data; reused with credit to the Fiscal Service, which does not endorse this site.
- Bundesrepublik Deutschland – Finanzagentur GmbH
Used for: security terms, reference prices and yields, Bubill auction results, Bund€i index ratios.
Reproduced unaltered, with the source stated.
- Deutsche Bundesbank
Used for: reference prices of federal securities, published via the Finanzagentur; federal yield curve.
ESCB statistics, reused free of charge with the source quoted and the statistics unmodified.
- Eurostat
Used for: euro-area HICP, for Bund€i index ratios before March 2016.
Reused under the European Commission's reuse policy, with Eurostat acknowledged as the source.
- Államadósság Kezelő Központ Zrt. (ÁKK, Government Debt Management Agency)
Used for: security terms, daily reference prices, interest rates and public offers (allampapir.hu); discount T-bill reference yields (akk.hu).
Reused with the source stated; for information only.
- European Central Bank
Used for: euro foreign exchange reference rates, for converting prices between currencies.
ESCB statistics, reused free of charge with the source quoted and the statistics unmodified.
None of these publishers endorses this site. The data is shown for information only and may contain errors or be out of date; check the publisher's own figures before relying on them.
