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What is a bond? A bond is evidence of debt. What this means is that, in basic terms, a bondholder is a lender. The bondholder loans money to a corporation or government or its agencies. For this loan, the debtor pays interest. Simple concept, tried and true. How does this relate to fluctuations in interest and market rates? ... More..

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