A bond bull market occurs when bond prices steadily rise while yields fall, typically driven by declining interest rates or economic uncertainty. Investors use this period to lock in capital gains and lower borrowing costs. Beneficiaries include existing bondholders, pension funds, and rate-sensitive sectors like real estate, which thrive on cheaper financing.
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