The reasons for the recent decline of bond funds in 2022 are closely related to the current economic environment. The main reasons are as follows: 1. The bond market has been rising continuously for a long time, and there is pressure to take profits in the short term.

Some funds also took the opportunity to leave the market.

2. Affected by the epidemic, the view on the economy is relatively pessimistic, and with the impact of U.S. interest rate hikes, funds have also been diverted.

3. As domestic monetary policy gradually tightens, changes in interest rates will also affect the bond market.

4. In order to raise money to stimulate the economy, government bonds are issued, and the relationship between supply and demand changes.

Here is a special note: the investment target of bond funds is bonds.

A bond is actually a debt contract, a debt relationship with a clear contract, clear benefits, and legal protection.

Its price rises and falls mainly because of its tradability, and its circulation will be affected by market factors such as economic conditions, monetary policy, and supply and demand.

Bonds are low-risk investment products, and I believe investors will not invest only this year and then next year, so don’t worry about the recent decline. Judging from historical data, if you hold a pure bond fund for more than five years, the probability of positive returns is

100%, our investment funds mainly insist on long-term holding.

Don't sell when it falls and buy when it rises. You won't make money that way.