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Bond Duration Explained: Why Yields Move Bond Prices

September 12, 2026May 25, 2026 by Bruno M.
Bond Duration Explained: Why Yields Move Bond Prices

Bond duration measures how much a bond’s price moves when yields change. Here’s the math, a worked example, and why long Treasuries got crushed in 2026.

Categories Market Education Tags bond duration, convexity, interest rate risk, investing basics, modified duration, treasury bonds

Bond Duration & Convexity: Why Long Bonds Move Most

September 12, 2026May 17, 2026 by Bruno M.
Bond Duration & Convexity: Why Long Bonds Move Most

What is bond duration? A plain-English guide with the rule of thumb, the formula, and a worked example using current Treasury yields.

Categories Federal Reserve & Rates, Market Education Tags bond duration, convexity, fixed income basics, interest rate risk, investing basics

Bond Pricing, Yield, Duration & Convexity Explained

September 17, 2026May 13, 2026 by Bruno M.
Bond Pricing, Yield, Duration & Convexity Explained

Learn how bond prices move with interest rates, what duration really measures, and why convexity matters — with worked examples and real data.

Categories Market Education Tags bond pricing, duration convexity, fixed income investing, interest rate risk, investing basics, yield to maturity

Bond Pricing, Yield, Duration & Convexity Explained

September 17, 2026May 6, 2026 by Bruno M.
Bond Pricing, Yield, Duration & Convexity Explained

Learn how bond prices move with interest rates, what duration really measures, and why convexity matters — with worked examples and real data.

Categories Market Education Tags bond pricing, duration convexity, fixed income investing, interest rate risk, investing basics, yield to maturity

Fed’s 8-4 Split Forces Bond Traders to Hedge Both Ways

September 12, 2026May 2, 2026 by Bruno M.
Fed’s 8-4 Split Forces Bond Traders to Hedge Both Ways

The April 29 FOMC meeting ended in an 8-4 split — the Fed’s most divided vote in years, with dissenters on both sides. Here’s what it means for Treasury yields.

Categories Capital Markets Tags bond market, capital markets, federal reserve, fomc dissent, interest rate risk, treasury yields
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