Agency and Sovereign
Agency bond, federal agency security, government bond, sovereign bond, Japanese government bond, and government-backed security terms.
Treasury, agency, gilt, sovereign, government-backed, inflation-linked, and stripped government bond terms.
Government, Treasury, and agency bonds are public-sector or government-linked debt securities whose risk depends on issuer authority, currency, legal support, maturity, inflation linkage, and market convention.
Use this branch when a bond is issued by a sovereign, Treasury, agency, public authority, or government-backed borrower. Not every government-linked bond has the same guarantee, liquidity, or currency risk.
| Area | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, and Securities | Treasury bills, notes, bonds, auctions, off-the-run Treasuries, purchasing, and U.S. Treasury securities. |
| Agency, Sovereign, and Government-Backed Bonds | Agency bonds, federal agency securities, sovereign bonds, government bonds, and government-backed securities. |
| Gilts, Index-Linked, and Undated Government Bonds | Gilts, gilt strips, index-linked gilts, consols, long bonds, and undated government bonds. |
| Inflation-Linked Government Securities | TIPS and government securities whose cash flows adjust with inflation measures. |
| Treasury STRIPS, Zero-Coupon Securities, and Receipts | STRIPS, CATS, TIGERs, M-CATS, and stripped government-security receipts. |
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Agency bond, federal agency security, government bond, sovereign bond, Japanese government bond, and government-backed security terms.
Gilt, gilt-edged, conventional gilt, index-linked gilt, consol, long bond, and undated government bond terms.
Government inflation-linked securities, including TIPS and retail savings bonds, whose cash flows adjust with inflation measures.
Treasury bill, note, bond, securities, auction, off-the-run, bid-to-cover, and purchasing terms.
CATS, M-CATS, TIGER, STRIPS, gilt strip, and stripped government-security receipt terms.