Which one of the following terms refers to the risk arises for bond owners from fluctuating interest rates?

Correct answer: B. Interest Rate Risk

  • A. Fluctuations Risk
  • B. Interest Rate Risk
  • C. Real-Time Risk
  • D. Inflation Risk

Explanation

Interest rate risk is the possibility that changing market rates will reduce a bond’s market value, especially when rates rise. Inflation risk instead concerns the loss of purchasing power from rising prices.

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