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Anonymous

3d ago

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The recent rebound in US government bond yields presents an opportunity to lock in an attractive income as major central banks continue to cut rates,lowering returns on cash. How to buy US govt bonds?

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Tony

3d ago

Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological university

But the recent weeks the yields go up due to adjustment of rate cut expectation..

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Financelearner

3d ago

You can do it via TreasuryDirect, 3rd party platform like Tiger Brokers, Interactive Broker, etc or lastly, do it by buying treasury bond ETFs like BIL.

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