Rendements et prix des obligations
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Les prix et les rendements des obligations évoluent de manière inverse: lorsque le prix d'une obligation diminue, son rendement augmente – et inversement.
Les rendements et les prix des obligations varient constamment en fonction des influences pertinentes du marché: les prévisions en matière de taux d'intérêt, la qualité de crédit des émetteurs et l’évolution de l'offre et de la demande.
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