The treasury bond index refers to an index that takes all interest rates listed on the stock exchange as samples and is then weighted and calculated based on the issuance of treasury bonds. The treasury bond index well integrates stocks, bonds and funds in China's securities market to form an index system. The most important thing about the treasury bond index is to reflect the overall development trend of China's bond market, and it has certain reference value and guiding significance for the bond market.

Introduction to the SSE Government Bond Index

The SSE Government Bond Index samples all government bonds with determined interest rates listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange as sample stocks, and then weights them according to the number of government bonds issued. On January 2, 2003, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Treasury Bond Index was officially released. The base date of the index is December 31, 2002, the base point is 100 points, and its stock code is 00012 points. In fact, the SSE Treasury Bond Index belongs to the SSE Treasury Index series, but the SSE Treasury Bond Index points more to bonds. The index is objective and comprehensive, incorporating stocks, bonds and funds. The Shanghai Treasury Bond Index represents the changes in China's bond market and can provide investors with an effective reference to help them invest more accurately.