TradingView Expands Bond Data Coverage Across Seven Global Exchanges

TradingView has expanded its bond data coverage by adding instruments from seven major national exchanges to its Supercharts and Bond Screener tools.

The update gives users access to a broader selection of corporate, municipal, and government bonds. The newly added exchanges include Qatar Exchange, Athens Exchange, Egyptian Exchange, Bucharest Exchange, Budapest Exchange, Stuttgart Exchange, and the Saudi Exchange.

The integration allows traders and investors to analyze fixed-income markets with greater depth. Users can filter bonds by type, maturity date, and other criteria to assess opportunities and market sentiment.

According to TradingView, bond analysis can help users evaluate economic conditions and diversify portfolios. The company indicated that the expanded dataset is intended to support more informed decision-making in global fixed-income markets.

The new instruments are available directly within Supercharts and the Bond Screener. To access them, users can open the symbol search, navigate to the Bonds tab, and enter the relevant exchange prefix.

The addition strengthens TradingView’s coverage of international financial markets. It also enhances visibility into regions where bond data has historically been less accessible to retail and professional traders.

Bonds are widely used by market participants to track interest rate trends and macroeconomic signals. By integrating data from multiple exchanges, TradingView aims to provide a more comprehensive view of fixed-income activity across emerging and established markets.

The move follows continued growth in demand for diversified data sources within multi-asset trading platforms. TradingView has steadily expanded its market coverage to support broader analysis across equities, derivatives, and fixed-income instruments.