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JPMorgan says will include three Serbia's dinar bonds in GBI-EM index family
- In a note the JPMorgan said that three bonds "are eligible for inclusion into the index as they meet the index liquidity.
- It also said liquidity in Serbia's government bonds had "seen improvement" and had "returned to pre-pandemic levels".
BELGRADE: JPMorgan said on Thursday it will include some of Serbia's dinar-denominated government bonds in its Government Bond Index-Emerging Markets (GTBI-EM) and GBI-EM Global Diversified indexes from June 30.
In a note the JPMorgan said that three bonds "are eligible for inclusion into the index as they meet the index liquidity, minimum outstanding amount equivalent to at least $1 billion and remaining maturity criteria is greater than 2.5 years".
It also said liquidity in Serbia's government bonds had "seen improvement" and had "returned to pre-pandemic levels".
"Accessibility and secondary market liquidity will see further improvement as Serbia works towards achieving euroclearability," the note said.
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