279 Quotes About Bonds

The stock market sees these data as representing an end to the recessionary environment and signaling some improvement in the not-too-distant future. For now, the dominant view is that this is the close on the 2001 recession, so you sell bonds to buy stocks.

Yields aren't high enough to entice investors. I see little reason to buy bonds as stocks are looking bullish and the economy is on a recovery track.

Investors may stay cautious about buying bonds before the consumer price report and the central bank's forecast.

No public money or bonds should be spent on this impending shop of horrors.

Inflation fears are still around. Bonds will be on the back foot and stay under pressure.

We've already anticipated the increase in consumer prices. It is not a reason to sell bonds any more.

Yields are close to their highs, and so bonds look attractive. Yields already reflect speculation that an end to the policy will come in the second quarter of next year at the earliest. Any signs of a weak economy or government opposition to changing policy may trim those bets.

Bonds are reacting to the drop in stocks. The machinery orders report is another plus.

Buying bonds is difficult for investors these days. The economy is hardly showing signs of slowdown and the timing for the policy shift is getting closer. It is hard to find a chance to buy bonds.