Summary
Bond Trades represents the total number of individual bond transactions executed during a session. It shows how many separate trades took place.
This metric helps investors understand the level of market participation.
Why it matters
A higher number of trades can indicate a more active and liquid market. A lower number of trades may suggest limited participation, even if one larger transaction created meaningful volume.
Bond Trades can help distinguish broad activity from concentrated activity.
How to read it
A bond with many trades may be more actively followed and easier to trade. A bond with few trades may be less liquid.
Investors should review trades together with volume, traded value, and bid-ask conditions.