Summary
Bond 90-Day Average Volume measures the average number of bonds traded per day over the previous 90 trading days. It provides a smoother view of normal trading activity.
This metric helps investors compare current bond activity with its usual level.
Why it matters
Current volume can vary from day to day. The 90-day average helps investors determine whether current trading activity is unusually high or low.
It is useful when assessing liquidity and investor interest.
How it is calculated
90-Day Average Volume = Total Volume Traded Over the Last 90 Trading Days ÷ 90
How to read it
Current volume above the 90-day average may suggest increased activity. Current volume below the average may indicate a quieter session.
Investors should review this metric together with price, yield, traded value, and number of trades.