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he markets have been volatile recently because inflation has not declined as expected, and interest rates remain high. Investors had thought central banks would have started discussing interest rate cuts by now, but that has yet to happen.

It’s been a tough couple of years for bond investors. Central bank’s near-zero interest rate policies have switched to rapid interest rate increases. Which has led to material declines in the bond portion of most portfolios.