Reported 8 months ago
Since the rebound of bonds on May 30, the performance of major A-grade corporate bonds in the market has been positive. Institutional investors suggested that domestic listed investment grade bond ETFs have reached a dividend yield of over 5%, nearing 6%, and their prices are rising after bottoming out. They recommend investors who are currently entering the market in batches to actively consider buying in if upcoming economic data or statements from Federal Reserve officials negatively impact the bond market. Various A-grade bond ETFs in Taiwan have shown an increase of over 4% since the bond market rebounded on May 30. The largest A-grade bond ETF has seen the most purchases in the last two weeks, with a net inflow of 2.7 billion. A-grade corporate bonds are considered to have low default risk among investment-grade bonds, and their high yield rates make them an attractive investment option. With approaching dividend payments in June, some bond ETFs offer over 5% dividend yield and potentially larger price spreads in the future as interest rates decline. Investors are advised to carefully monitor the bond market and be cautious with their investment decisions.
Source: YAHOO