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Fixed Rate Bonds are a type of bond issued by the government for a certain period of time, usually with a tenor of more than 5 years or long term with fixed interest/coupon.
However, in the secondary market, investors will be able to find fixed rate bonds that have short tenors of less than a year, because the FR bonds are approaching their maturity date. In your opinion, why are these fr bonds attractive for short-term investment?
However, in the secondary market, investors will be able to find fixed rate bonds that have short tenors of less than a year, because the FR bonds are approaching their maturity date. In your opinion, why are these fr bonds attractive for short-term investment?