Bond and corporate yields are very attractive

Roni Green of GF Asset Management presents his views on the bond market and the impacts of higher for longer interest rates. He concurs with the idea that 30-year rates will persistently climb, a concept primarily influenced by recent market dynamics, including the noticeable rise in the 30-year bond this month, increased by 50 basis points due to a healthy economic performance.

Roni expects that economic data might start to decelerate by the year's end, leading to decreased price levels and a significant decline in the long end. Nevertheless, he perceives the current scenario as the perfect moment for investing; quality corporate bonds are offering yields of 7-8%. Roni highlights the optimistic course of inflows into corporate and international government bond markets as investors rush to take advantage of these yields. He further notes that a bolstering U.S. dollar can present potential gains yet also pose difficulties, particularly in the emerging markets.

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