A bond bear market occurs when bond prices fall and yields rise, often driven by inflation or central bank rate hikes. Investors use this phase to adjust portfolios, favoring shorter-duration bonds or floating-rate notes to reduce losses. While most bondholders suffer, active traders and new buyers benefit from higher future income and discounted entry prices, making it a strategic opportunity for disciplined investors.
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