REX is a price index for all fixed-income bonds, debt obligations, and Treasury bills of the German federal government, Treuhandanstalt, and the German Unity Fund. The REXâ bond index is a weighted price average based on 30 synthetic, notional bonds with a constant integer life to maturity periods of one to 10 years and three different coupon types of 6, 7. 5, and 9 percent.
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