But the recent rout in both stock and bond prices has wrong-footed investors.

但最近股票和债券价格的暴跌让投资者措手不及。

US government bond prices rose as investors sought safe places to park their money.

就在投资人将资金转移的同时，美国政府债券价格攀升。

We've also seen a repricing of the US government bond prices.

我们也看到了美国政府债券价格的重新定价。

Now, at the same time, bond prices have been rebounding from last year's sell-off.

与此同时，债券价格已从去年的抛售中反弹。

Even without central banks raising short-term interest rates, this glut could drive bond prices down and yields up.

即使各国央行不提高短期利率，这种过剩也可能压低债券价格，推高收益率。

And investors and analysts are a bit worried about what this will mean for bond prices.

投资者和分析师有点担心这对债券价格意味着什么。

And so you've also seen some absolutely gigantic rallies in bond prices in the eurozone and in the UK.

欧元区和英国的债券价格也出现了巨大的反弹。

When interest rates rise, bond prices fall, so the jump in rates eroded the value of SVB's bond portfolio.

当利率上升时，债券价格下跌，因此利率的跃升侵蚀了 SVB 债券投资组合的价值。

And so suddenly you had bond prices picking up.

突然之间，债券价格上涨。

Higher rates push down bond prices.

较高的利率会压低债券价格。

They are taking a hit from collateral calls on derivatives linked to bond prices, leaving them with a short-term financing problem.

英国养老基金正受到与债券价格挂钩的衍生产品抵押品催缴的打击，使养老金面临短期融资问题。

And all bond prices have fallen in the last year as interest rates have risen.

随着利率上升， 去年所有债券价格都下跌了。

But instead of producing rising bond prices and falling yields, the central bank's actions have so far led to the opposite.

可事与愿违，日本央行的这一举动并没有推高债券价格，压低收益率，反而导致了相反的结果。

When interest rates go up, bond prices tend to go down and vice versa.

当利率上升时，债券价格往往会下跌，反之亦然。

So my question for THE INDICATOR is - why do bond prices and interest rates move in opposite directions?

所以我对指标的问题是——为什么债券价格和利率走势相反？

The move boosted bond prices and yields dropped, but the political damage is done.

此举提振了债券价格和收益率下降， 但政治损害已经造成。

When we're talking about bond prices, we're really talking about you trading that bond ahead of maturity.

当我们谈论债券价格时，我们实际上是在谈论您在到期前交易该债券。

So when there's an accident and my bond price falls, that means my current holdings look terrible.

因此，当发生事故并且我的债券价格下跌时， 这意味着我目前持有的债券看起来很糟糕。

And one of the concepts that my students have struggled with in the past is the relationship between bond prices and interest rates.

我的学生过去一直困扰的概念之一是债券价格和利率之间的关系。

Then the Fed raised rates at its sharpest pace in four decades, bond prices plunged and the bank was left with huge losses.

然后美联储以四十年来最快的速度加息，债券价格暴跌， 银行蒙受巨大损失。