Duration des obligations

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Financial Literacy

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14 oct 2025

La duration est souvent considérée comme une mesure de la sensibilité d'une obligation aux changements des taux d'intérêt, car elle décrit l'évolution probable du prix d'une obligation en cas de changement donnée de son rendement.

Pour les investisseurs obligataires, la durée est une métrique essentielle pour comprendre dans quelle mesure leur portefeuille peut être exposé aux changements de politique monétaire.

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