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Bloomberg expands IBVAL to emerging market bonds

Bloomberg has added coverage of emerging markets bonds to its Intraday BVAL (IBVAL) AI-powered pricing service, and is extending the pricing coverage to 22 hours a day, five days a week for the most actively traded bonds. The service now provides “near real-time” pricing for more than 95% of US dollar-denominated corporate and sovereign emerging market bonds, as well as

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