Bond market

The US Treasury bond market is signaling potential interest rate cuts in the near future. Bond yields have been declining steadily, indicating traders' belief in a Federal Reserve rate reduction. Traders anticipate interest rate cuts within six months, with a 75% chance by September and 90% by December, as per CME Group data. Yields are at their lowest since October 2022, reflecting market sentiment. Concerns over the US economy's health are growing due to slowing growth indicators like…

Bonds have consolidated their gains after a sharp run-up in early February, and the 10-year sovereign bond may trade at around 7.0% in the near term and head further lower in FY25

Bonds are considered a safe asset, second only to cash. But how do they work and how do you buy them? Here's what you need to know.

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Learn about three major signals that it's time to sell your bonds, including an imminent interest rate hike, issuer instability, and a surge in bond values.

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The US Treasury yields have reached their highest level in four months, hitting 1.94% on December 29th. This increase is attributed to a successful auction of $24 billion in 10-year notes, which saw strong demand from investors. Market experts have differing views on the implications of this rise in yields. Tom Simons, a money manager at Jefferies, believes that it is a positive sign for the bond market, indicating a "melt-up" rather than a crisis. Simons predicts that the 10-year yield…