Sentences with phrase «corporate bond index gained»

The S&P Indonesia Corporate Bond Index gained 7.36 % YTD, while its yield - to - maturity tightened 125 bps to 9.07 %.

Looking at performance since Sept. 30, 2015, the S&P 500 Bond Mega 30 High Yield Index outperformed and rose 28 %, while the S&P 500 Bond Mega 30 Investment Grade Index gained 9.04 % and the S&P China Corporate Bond Index gained 6.35 %.

As for total return performance, the S&P Japan Corporate Bond Index gained 1.09 % YTD as of Sept. 29, 2016.

Not exact matches

The S&P U.K. Investment Grade Corporate Bond Index had a YTD return of 10.75 % as of Dec. 21, 2016, while the S&P U.K. Gilt Bond Index gained Read more -LSB-...]

The S&P China Corporate Bond Index outperformed the S&P China Sovereign Bond Index and gained 4.26 % YTD, and its yield - to - maturity tightened by 110 bps to 4.26 % as of June 29, 2015 — a level last seen in late 2010.

Looking at the country level, the S&P China Bond Index rose 3.24 % YTD as of June 29, 2015, compared to the 1.95 % YTD gain of the S&P Pan Asia Bond Index, which tracks the performance of local - currency - denominated government and corporate bonds from 10 countries in the Pan Asia region.

The market value of the S&P China Corporate Bond Index also gained 15 % in the past year.

The corporate bonds outperformed the market, compared with the 0.09 % YTD gain of S&P / ASX Government Bond Index.

The S&P 500 ® Bond Index is designed to measure the performance of U.S. corporate bonds issued by the constituents of the iconic S&P 500, and it rose 6.05 % last year, compared with the 0.58 % gain in the S&P China Corporate Bond Index (see Excorporate bonds issued by the constituents of the iconic S&P 500, and it rose 6.05 % last year, compared with the 0.58 % gain in the S&P China Corporate Bond Index (see ExCorporate Bond Index (see Exhibit 2).

The S&P Pan Asia Corporate Bond Index outperformed the S&P Pan Asia Government Bond Index and gained 8.30 % over the same period.

The S&P China Bond Index rose 0.70 % MTD and 2.85 % YTD, led by the gains in the corporate bonds.

The securities have gained 2.4 percent this year, according to Bloomberg Barclays index data, trailing corporate bonds and even Treasuries, which have risen 2.6 percent, including interest payments.