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""Strong growth data can push bond yields higher because both demand and inflation may remain firm. But if inflation is soft alongside growth, the market reaction may be more balanced.""
I didn't understand this point. What does it mean? Explain it again—how does this work, and what role does it play?
Let's understand it again through a role-play. Absolutely—let's understand it with a role-play.
Imagine the economy is a marketplace, and the bond market looks at that marketplace to decide what return it wants in exchange for lending money to the government—that return is called the yield.