🚨🚨MAJOR BREAKING:
INEOS and Manchester United board are moving towards building a new ‘’Old Trafford’’ from the ground up.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to build a new stadium from the beginning and leave his legacy in the club, he wants to build the biggest stadium in England with over 100k capacity as he feels that the club of the magnitude of Manchester United will be able to fill the stadium with fans.
Also sponsors and the government of UK want new stadium as they feel it would be more easy to build a new one than to rebuild current Old Trafford. #MUFC
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Generally, bond prices are inversely related to bond yields, however, the relationship is more complex when there is an inverted yield curve (where the yield on short-term bonds is higher than the yield on long-term bonds).
Bond prices can be higher or lower than their face value, depending on the demand for the bond:
1) When interest rates rise, bond prices fall. This is because investors can get a higher yield on new bonds, so they are willing to pay less for existing bonds.
2) When interest rates fall, bond prices rise. This is because investors can get a lower yield on new bonds, so they are willing to pay more for existing bonds.
3) HOWEVER, when there is an inverted yield curve, the relationship between bond yields and bond prices is more complex. This is because investors are not only looking at interest rates but also at the outlook for the economy. When investors are expecting a recession, they will be willing to pay more for bonds, even if interest rates are rising.
• For short-term bonds, bond yields & bond prices follow their typical inverse relationship
• For long-term bonds, the relationship is more complex because other factors like future economic expectations can influence demand, and therefore bond prices