Moody’s Credit Ratings Added to TradingView Bond Tools | LeapRate
TradingView said Tuesday that it has added Moody’s credit ratings to its platform, giving users access to assessments from all three major global credit rating agencies across its bond analysis tools.
The charting platform said the addition of Moody’s, alongside existing coverage of S&P and Fitch, gives investors a broader, multi-agency view of credit risk.
Because each agency uses its own methodology, assumptions and rating scale, users can compare ratings across agencies, identify where they agree or diverge, analyse both issuer-level and issue-level credit quality, and track rating changes over time.
Moody’s ratings are integrated directly into the bond symbol page, with the current rating appearing in the page header alongside those from S&P and Fitch.
For historical analysis, the ratings are plotted alongside the other agencies across long-term and short-term issuer ratings and long-term issue ratings.
TradingView noted that it has organised ratings into a common credit-quality framework, ranging from highest through to distressed, to make cross-agency comparison simpler, while keeping the original agency rating visible in chart labels and tooltips.
The ratings are also available on the issuing company’s stock symbol page and are integrated into the Bond Screener, allowing users to compare credit quality across bonds and narrow searches by credit criteria. The same data is available in the TradingView mobile app.
