Summary
Most Active Bonds are the bonds with the highest level of trading activity during the session. Activity may be measured by volume, traded value, or number of trades depending on the table being viewed.
This section helps investors identify which bonds attracted the most market participation.
Why it matters
Higher activity can indicate stronger investor interest and better liquidity. Bonds with more active trading may be easier to buy or sell compared with less frequently traded securities.
Activity can also signal changing views on yield, risk, or issuer credit quality.
How to read it
A bond with high activity may deserve closer review, especially if price or yield also changed meaningfully. Investors should check whether the activity was spread across multiple trades or concentrated in one larger transaction.
Trading activity should be used together with price, yield, maturity, and issuer fundamentals.