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The Vanguard Total International Bond Index Fund (BNDX-Q) has garnered attention in expert circles, particularly concerning its relationship with the Fed Fund rate. One expert notes that BNDX's correlation with the Fed's monetary policy is not as direct as some might expect. Unlike short-term bonds represented by BSV, which tend to react more predictably to changes in the Fed rate, BNDX is tied to the broader international bond market. Hence, in a robust economic environment where the Fed raises interest rates, BNDX's performance may not align with the expected trends seen in short-term bonds. Investors should therefore be cautious about assuming a direct relationship between BNDX and the Federal Reserve's actions on interest rates, considering the complexities of the broader bond market dynamics.
Actually, incorrect. If the US economy is doing very well, the Fed will raise, not cut, interest rates. You can't rely on Fed policy to know what the broader bond market will do. BSV is short-term bonds and much more correlated than BNDX which is about the broader bond market.
Vanguard Total International Bond Index Fund is a American stock, trading under the symbol BNDX-Q on the NASDAQ (BNDX). It is usually referred to as NASDAQ:BNDX or BNDX-Q
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On 2025-04-18, Vanguard Total International Bond Index Fund (BNDX-Q) stock closed at a price of $49.27.