Long duration bonds are fixed-income securities with maturities typically exceeding ten years, making them highly sensitive to interest rate shifts. Investors use them to lock in yields, hedge equity volatility, or speculate on falling rates. Pension funds and retirees benefit most, seeking stable, long-term income. However, their price swings amplify gains or losses, requiring a tolerance for market fluctuations.
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