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USD Bond Movement | Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation HKMTGC 3.88 11/25/55 price rose 1.015% to 93.990

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16/09/2026
On September 16, HKMTGC 3.88 11/25/55 issued by The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation was quoted at 93.990, up +1.015%, with a yield of 4.245%.
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