I used to know this, but I very rarely get involved in bonds/ gilts.
Could someone remind me of the nomenclature..? What is the difference between T25 (say) and TR25 (say)?
Senior moment, doubtless.
Ta.
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Txx versus TRxx etc....?
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Re: Txx versus TRxx etc....?
Not something I ever bothered to find out, but guessed it was something to do with the time to maturity at issue. Short dated more often called notes, long dated called gilts.
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Re: Txx versus TRxx etc....?
My guess is that the first gilt issued for say 2025 is T25, the second one for a different month in 2025 is Tx25 and so on.
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Re: Txx versus TRxx etc....?
MDW1954 wrote:I used to know this, but I very rarely get involved in bonds/ gilts.
Could someone remind me of the nomenclature..? What is the difference between T25 (say) and TR25 (say)?
Senior moment, doubtless.
It means nothing at all, just an arbitrary choice of available codes.
GS
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