FT Interactive Data Europe is now providing intraday and end-of-day pricing from the European government bond MTS markets. MTS data covers euro-denominated government, agency and covered bond prices in real-time or delayed services for portfolio valuation purposes. It is being made available via FT Interactive Data’s FTS online portfolio administration tool. It will be priced per security, intraday prices are downloaded via FTS every half-hour, and customers can download prices up to five times per day per security.
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FT Interactive Data Adds MTS Bond Pricing Data to FTS
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