Global Repo Market Data: Stay Ahead with Repo Pricing Direct from Asia

The Challenge: Market Coverage Gaps

Repo rates have been rising globally, often staying above central bank rates, making repo a preferred short-term funding option. However, limited visibility into repo rates—especially outside USD trading hours—creates risk and uncertainty for financial professionals.

How TraditionData Solves This

We provide global repo data that ensures complete market visibility across key time zones and currencies. With desks actively pricing from 0800 – 1800 (Singapore Timezone), we can provide the competitive advantage you need to spot market trends before major trading sessions begin.

• Facilitate 13 markets: AUD, CAD, CNH, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, NZD, SGD, THB, KRW, MYR, USD
• Coverage of 10 Currencies: AUD, CAD, CNH, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, NZD, SGD, USD
• Quote open tenor, ON, TN, SW,2W,1M,2M,3M,4M,5M,6M,9M,12M
• Real-time and hourly snaps (on the hour, every hour)
• 2,000+ updates per day for USD Repo (outside US market hours)

We have 28 Repo Curves for a Global Perspective. Gain visibility into General Collateral, Government Bonds, High Yield, Agency Bonds, and more.

The repo (repurchase agreement) market is a crucial component of global finance, allowing institutions to secure short-term funding by selling securities with an agreement to repurchase them later. It plays a key role in maintaining liquidity, facilitating market stability, and influencing interest rate movements worldwide.

Why are Repos Needed?

Repos provide essential short-term financing for banks, asset managers, and financial institutions. They enhance liquidity, help manage cash flows, and enable efficient collateral management. With repo rates often moving
independently of central bank rates, having accurate and timely repo data is critical for making informed decisions.

Why is the Repo Rate So Important?

Repo rates serve as a key benchmark for short-term borrowing costs and reflect broader market conditions. These rates influence monetary policy transmission, funding costs, and overall market liquidity. For traders, analysts, and risk managers, tracking repo rate movements across different currencies and time zones is essential to managing exposure and optimising strategies.