... Bond Yields: Bond yields can be adjusted by just a few basis points, and this can represent a significant change. For instance, if the yield on government bonds increases from 2.00% to 2.05%, this change amounts to 5 basis points. 2. Spreads and the Yield Curve: Basis points are also used to calculate the yield difference (spread) between debt instruments of varying maturities. For example, if the yield on two-year bonds is 2.70% (270 bps) and that of ten-year bonds is 2.88% (288 bps), the spread equals ...

... market has been and remains quite attractive. Despite the decline in business activity, the US economy demonstrates resilience. However, experts believe that it is operating at its limits. Currently, there is a complete absence of an inversion of the yield curve. This means that a recession cannot be discussed; it is unlikely in the near future, at least for the next few years. Even aggressive policies by Trump cannot disrupt this trend. The government is actively smoothing out tensions and taking the right ...

... Bank's policies. Bond Market The bond market has not exhibited sharp changes. In April, OFZ yields remained elevated, reflecting the Central Bank's stringent stance and inflation concerns. A slight decrease in prices was observed at the long end of the curve: 10-year bonds slightly decreased in price (yield increased) as market participants adjusted their expectations regarding future rates. On the other hand, short-term bonds remain in demand due to the transfer of high base rates and a stable cash flow of investments into government bonds. Outlook ...

... Uncomfortable Workspace Another harmful habit is slouching at the desk and overlooking ergonomics. Many sit for hours with a curved back, stretching their necks toward the screen or raising their shoulders. Poor posture and a poorly organized workspace ... ... Working day after day in a sleepy state leads to mistakes and overlooked details. Even investing more hours by sacrificing sleep yields less benefit—productivity during waking hours is too low. Moreover, fatigued and sleep-deprived employees are more prone ...

... initially rose in price (yield decreased) following Bailey's speech but then stabilized. The debt market signals that, without surprises from central banks, we should expect little movement today, although bond market analysis indicates the continuation of yield curve inversion – investors are still hedging against potential economic slowdown. Commodity markets: The price of oil in the second half of the day may experience the impact of the API report. If large inventories are reported again, this would pressure ...