Different types of funds have different risks. Among them, bond funds mainly invest in bonds, and the risk is relatively small, while stock funds only fluctuate mainly with the stocks they invest in. Therefore, equity funds have no net value fluctuation during holidays. So will bond funds make a profit during the holidays? Let's get to know each other.

Is there any income from the bond fund holiday?

Yes Bond funds mainly invest in bonds, and can also enjoy the benefits brought by bond interest during holidays, so bond funds usually have benefits during holidays.

The stock market is closed during the holidays, and there is no income from stock assets. However, the essence of bonds is IOUs, similar to large bank deposits invested by monetary funds. They are IOUs that promise to repay the principal and interest after a certain period of time. Will not be affected by the stock market ups and downs or closing, and will still repay the principal and interest after the agreed time expires.

However, the net value of bond funds in holidays will not be updated, but will be updated together with holiday income on the first trading day after holidays.

In addition, the money fund also has income on holidays. Although both will be profitable on holidays, they will not confirm their shares on holidays. Therefore, if you don't confirm your share before the holiday, you can't enjoy the benefits during the period. I suggest you pay attention to the transfer time.