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Movement in US dollar-denominated bonds | Tianjin Guotou TSIVMG 1.55 12/17/29 saw a price increase of 2.406% to 74.859.

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23/04/2026
On April 23, the TSIVMG 1.55 12/17/29 issued by Tianjin Guotou is now priced at 74.859, an increase of +2.406%, with a yield of 9.934%.
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