Trade Bonds
Dive into the world of bond trading for diversified investment opportunities.
Competitive Bond Market Prices
Trade Bond Pairs
You can conquer the world by trading the most sought-after and vibrant fixed income securities from the United States, the UK, Europe, and Japan.
UNC Markets Bonds
No interest is debited or credited on these Bonds CFDs, mirroring the underlying Futures markets they derive from. This simplifies trading concerns to solely focus on bond prices and directional trading decisions. UNC Markets offers Bond CFDs based on government-issued debt securities from highly rated entities such as the governments of the United States, Japan, and Europe. Bonds enable traders to speculate on interest rates and market sentiment, aiding in portfolio diversification and risk management, particularly during periods of economic instability or uncertainty.
How does Bonds trading work?
Bonds constitute a segment of the fixed income asset category. They provide bondholders with regular fixed coupon payments and can be traded in secondary markets. Governments issue bonds to fund various projects like public infrastructure development. Traders typically engage in bond trading based on their forecasts of future interest rates. In the event of a central bank raising interest rates, bond prices tend to decrease, leading to higher yields.
- Top Bonds to trade
- Raw spreads
- Up to 1:100
- Monday to Friday
- Deep liquidity
- No Commission
Bonds
| Symbol | Description | Leverage | Swap | Stop out level | Trading Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bund | Bund vs United Stated Dollar | 1:100 | -0.025% | 60% | Monday to Friday |
| UK 10Y Gilt | UK 10Y Gilt vs United Stated Dollar | 1:100 | -0.025% | 60% | Monday to Friday |
| US 10Y T-Note | US 10Y T-Note vs United Stated Dollar | 1:100 | -0.025% | 60% | Monday to Friday |