bond markets
Bond markets refer to financial markets where buyers and sellers trade in various types of bonds. Bonds represent debt securities issued by governments, corporations, or other entities to raise capital. These markets facilitate the buying and selling of bonds, allowing investors to lend money to the bond issuer in exchange for regular interest payments and the return of the principal amount at maturity.
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- bond credit ratings
- bond market cycles
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- bond market indicators
- bond market indices
- bond market interest rates
- bond market investment strategies
- bond market liquidity
- bond market participants
- bond market regulation
- bond market regulations
- bond market risk
- bond market trading platforms
- bond market trends
- bond market volatility
- bond mutual funds
- bond prices
- bond pricing
- bond ratings
- bond trading
- bond yields
- budget deficits
- corporate bonds
- debt monetization
- government bond yields
- government bonds
- high-yield bonds
- junk bonds
- municipal bonds
- national borrowing
- national debt
- outstanding government securities
- public debt
- treasury bonds