Bond prices are sliding, and the usual culprits are structural factors rather than market sentiment. Multiple catalysts are converging—rising yields, shifting central bank policies, and inflation expectations recalibrating. Emotional reactions? They're not steering this ship. The mechanics matter more than the mood.
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YieldChaser
· 18h ago
Bonds have fallen a bit harshly, but this is not an emotional Fluctuation; it's purely structural. Once the Central Bank changes its policy, yields rise, and inflation expectations are recalculated. With all these factors piled together, how can bonds not fall?
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SleepTrader
· 18h ago
Bonds have fallen quite sharply, but this time it's not an emotional issue; it's structural... Once the central bank adjusts its policy, inflation expectations will be recalculated, and yields will go up. With this combination of factors, how can bonds not collapse?
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zkProofInThePudding
· 18h ago
The bonds have fallen, but this time it's really not an emotional issue; the fundamentals are right there.
Bond prices are sliding, and the usual culprits are structural factors rather than market sentiment. Multiple catalysts are converging—rising yields, shifting central bank policies, and inflation expectations recalibrating. Emotional reactions? They're not steering this ship. The mechanics matter more than the mood.