German Bonds’ YIELDS CODES on ProRealtime Platform

• 04/02/2024 at 12:28 PM #230897
  MigVi

  Hello, friends!

  Does anybody know if there are in ProRealTime, CODES for:
  – German 10 year Bond YIELD;
  – German 2 year Bond YIELD;
  – German 6 months Bond YIELD;
  on ProRealtime Platform?

  How can I found them?
  Really thank you very much.
  My best regards to you all.

  

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  04/03/2024 at 8:43 AM #230951
  Iván

  Hi,
  Just go to search window and write “german” and select ETF. You will find a lot of assets.
  EL4S
  EL4V
  EL4T
  EL4U

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  04/03/2024 at 12:13 PM #230985
  MigVi

  Hi, Iván.

  Thank you very much.
  It’s a pitty there are not the instruments by themselves and separated by each maturity alone, so we can calculate spreads with precision.
  It would be very useful to have an instrument for the bond value and a different one for the yield, even that they are (tend to be) negatively correlated, but not always with such a precision. Thus, if we had yields separated by maturity, we could calculate spreads with precision.

  The ones I can found in your image are for mixes of bonds maturies. Thus, I cannot compare yields with a single one maturity.

  But really thank you indeed for your help. If there are other kind of instruments for bonds and its yields separated by instruments, please let me know.

  Thank you very much.

  

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  04/04/2024 at 1:44 PM #231054
  MigVi

  My idea is to calculate the spread between US 10 year bond YIELD and German 10 year Bond YIELD.
  Does anybody know how to do it in ProRealTime?

  Which instruments are on the platform so I can do it?

  Thank you very much fo all your help.

  

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  04/04/2024 at 2:45 PM #231056
  Iván

  One possibility would be to use the Mansfield CSR indicator, for example.

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  04/04/2024 at 3:26 PM #231060
  MigVi

  Thank you, Iván.

  But Mansfield CSR gives me a correlation (usually a division)… between two instruments too… I would, even so, need the instruments I’m looking for… those Yields… to be more precise in calculation…

  Even that I can use a division to understand, just somehow, the yields curve… the best is to calculate de difference between them. It’s more clear on its visibility… But I would always need both instruments… Isn’t that the Mansfield theory?)

  Thank you indeed for your help. If you find solutions, could you explain how they would be built under an indicator for ProRealTime?
  Thank you so much indeed.

  

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