Bloomberg Fixed Income Indices

The global leader in fixed income indexing

Our global family of fixed income indices traces its history to 1973 when the first total return bond index was created. For fifty years, these indices have been the most widely used for fixed income investors seeking objective, rules-based and representative benchmarks to measure asset class risk and return. On August 24, 2016, Bloomberg acquired these long-standing assets from Barclays Bank PLC. and on August 24, 2021, they were rebranded as the Bloomberg Fixed Income Indices.


The most widely used fixed income indices globally

Trillions in assets globally are benchmarked to the Bloomberg Fixed Income Indices. Backed by industry-leading reference data, Bloomberg is equipped to benchmark portfolios and construct the next generation of indices for your index-linked products and investment strategies.

Bloomberg offers flagship benchmarks, including the Bloomberg US Aggregate and Bloomberg Global Aggregate as well as Euro, Asia-Pac, China, Emerging Market, Muni, High-Yield, Inflation-Linked, ESG, Climate and more. Bloomberg Indices are fully integrated with the analytics on the Bloomberg Terminal.

Bloomberg’s family of fixed income indices also includes the renowned Bloomberg AusBond Indices and Bloomberg NZBond Indices, which are the leading benchmarks for the fixed income markets of Australia and New Zealand, respectively.



Tradable Trackers Indices

Tradable Trackers is our new suite of tradable indices based on Bloomberg’s market leading Fixed Income Indices. Unlike traditional end-of-day indices, Tradable Trackers are designed to be liquid indices, with intraday pricing, that tightly track the flagship Bloomberg Indices on which they are based. Learn how Tradable Trackers can support innovation and facilitate the development of standardized and listed index-linked products. These products will aim to provide the market with tools to hedge portfolio risk, efficiently gain credit exposure and identify trading opportunities.


Looking back on 50 years of Indexing performance

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