The bond market has been unusually volatile over the last three years. Now the question is whether more volatility lies ahead – and what that would mean for lenders and borrowers for whom the relative stability of bonds compared with stocks and other investments has been central to their appeal. What’s especially worrisome to many market participants is that bond traders have made far more aggressive bets about the path interest rates will take over the course of 2024 than is reflected in foreca
Why the Bond Market Is Getting Whipped by Volatility
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