When government and corporate debt prices swing sharply, investors face bond market turbulence—a period of heightened volatility driven by interest-rate shifts, inflation fears, or geopolitical shocks. This instability reprices risk, affecting borrowing costs globally. While unsettling for retirees and conservative portfolios, active traders and hedge funds benefit by capitalizing on mispriced securities, while savvy investors use dips to lock in higher yields.
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