Hedging is a risk management technique. In this process, you try to offset expected losses by taking an opposite position in a…
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Why do Bond Prices and Yields move in Opposite Directions?
by GoldenPiby GoldenPi 7 min readBond investing is built on one key relationship: “bond prices and bond yields move in opposite directions”. This inverse movement can be…
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How Bond Laddering Helps You Manage Investments Better?
by GoldenPiby GoldenPi 7 min readUnderstanding the Concept of Bond Laddering Bond laddering is a strategy where investors buy bonds with different maturity dates instead of investing…
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Every investment carries some level of risk! And corporate bonds are no exception. When companies need funds for expansion or working capital,…
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How RBI Rate Cuts Affect Indian Bond ETFs: What You Need to Know
by GoldenPiby GoldenPi 3 min readThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its latest Monetary Policy Report for October 2025, maintained the repo rate at 5.50% after…
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Bonds vs. NCDs: Key Differences to Help You Make an Informed Investment Choice
by GoldenPiby GoldenPi 9 min readAs an investor, you can think of bonds as a broader category of debt instruments, and NCDs as one type within it.…
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AAA bonds are debt instruments that may offer non-market-linked returns. The term “AAA” is the highest credit rating given by agencies like…
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“A+” is a credit rating assigned to long-term debt instruments with a maturity exceeding 1 year. This rating may represent an adequate…
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The AA+ is the second-highest credit rating (one notch below AAA) assigned to long-term bond instruments with maturity exceeding 1 year. These…
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Bond Redemption Explained: How and When Investors Receive Their Capital Back
by GoldenPiby GoldenPi 8 min readBond redemption is the process through which a company or government repays the money it borrowed from investors. When a bond is…