Yes, as priced instruments rather than as a line with a value typed into it. A holding reports yield to maturity, modified duration, convexity, current yield, accrued interest and the full coupon schedule.
Theoretical pricing calibrates against the published government benchmark curve for the bond's own currency, which covers the US dollar, the euro, sterling, the Canadian dollar and the Australian dollar, and reports the implied spread over that benchmark.
Bonds live in the same portfolio as the shares and feed the same tax report.
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