Bond CFDs

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15+Bond Markets
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SafeHaven Asset
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*Spreads may vary. T&Cs apply.

CFD vs Bond ETFs

The Smarter Trade

CONVENTIONAL Bond ETFs
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Advantages
NAVIONFX LIMITED Bond CFD
Long positions only
Direction
Go long or short on any bond
Full capital required upfront
Capital
Trade on margin with leverage
Management fees on every ETF
Costs
No fund fees, spread only
Exchange hours only
Hours
Extended hours on major bonds
Separate brokerage account
Account
One MT5 account, all markets
Result Leveraged, two-directional access to global sovereign debt — no ETF fees, no exchange restrictions. Margin from 0.5%. T&Cs apply. Open Account

Our edge. Your advantage.

What makes bond trading here worth your attention.

15+ Bond Markets
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Global Bond Markets

US Treasuries, German Bunds, UK Gilts, Japanese JGBs and more. Access the world's most liquid sovereign debt markets from a single MT5 account.

Both Directions

Trade Both Directions

Go long when rates are expected to fall, or short when central banks are hiking. Bond CFDs let you profit from both rising and falling bond prices.

Safe Haven

Safe Haven Exposure

During risk-off events, capital flows into government bonds. Trade this dynamic directly — go long US Treasuries when equity markets sell off.

One Account

One Account, All Markets

Bonds sit alongside Forex, Indices, Stocks and Commodities in your single MT5 account. Hedge equity exposure with Treasuries without switching platforms.

React Fast

React to Rate Decisions

Fed meetings, ECB decisions and inflation prints move bond markets instantly. Execute at market speed with no requotes when it matters most.

Leverage

Leverage Your Capital

Access bond markets with a fraction of the full position value. Bond CFD margins start from 0.5%, giving meaningful exposure without committing full capital upfront.

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Available Bond Markets

The world's most traded sovereign bonds. All here.

US 10-Year Treasury US 30-Year Treasury US 2-Year Note German Bund UK Gilt Japanese JGB French OAT Italian BTP Australian Bond Canadian Bond Spanish Bono US 5-Year Note New Zealand Bond South Korean Bond US 10-Year Treasury US 30-Year Treasury US 2-Year Note German Bund UK Gilt Japanese JGB French OAT Italian BTP Australian Bond Canadian Bond Spanish Bono US 5-Year Note New Zealand Bond South Korean Bond
US Treasuries
2-Year Note 5-Year Note 10-Year Note 30-Year Bond
European
German Bund UK Gilt French OAT Italian BTP
Asia Pacific
Japanese JGB Australian Bond New Zealand Bond South Korean Bond
Americas
Canadian Bond US 2-Year US 5-Year US 10-Year
Market Intelligence

Price Drivers

Three core forces that move bond prices — and create the opportunities traders act on.

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Central Bank Policy

Interest rate decisions from the Fed, ECB, Bank of England and Bank of Japan are the single biggest driver of bond prices. When central banks raise rates, bond prices fall. When they cut, prices rise. Traders position ahead of every major policy meeting for this reason.

02

Inflation Data

Bonds are fixed income instruments — inflation erodes their real value. Higher-than-expected CPI prints push yields up and prices down. CPI, PCE and PPI releases are among the most market-moving events for bond traders every single month.

03

Risk Sentiment & Flight to Safety

During equity sell-offs, geopolitical crises or financial instability, investors flee into government bonds. This demand surge pushes prices up sharply. Traders who anticipate risk-off moves can position in Treasuries or Bunds ahead of the flow.

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Bond Trading FAQ

Questions about trading bond CFDs with NavionFX Limited.

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Do I receive coupon payments on bond CFDs?
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No. Bond CFDs are contracts for difference — you gain exposure to price movement only. Coupon payments are not passed through. Your profit or loss is based purely on whether the bond price moved in your direction.

Why do bond prices move opposite to yields?
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Bonds pay a fixed coupon. When interest rates rise, newly issued bonds offer higher yields, making existing bonds less attractive — so their price falls. When rates fall, existing bonds become more valuable and their price rises. This inverse relationship is fundamental to bond trading.

Can I short sell bond CFDs?
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Yes. You can open a sell position on any bond CFD at any time. If you expect central banks to raise rates and bond prices to fall, simply go short. There are no borrow costs — just the spread and any applicable overnight swap.

Which accounts can trade bond CFDs?
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Bond CFDs are available on Advanced and Elite account tiers. T&Cs apply.

What are overnight swap charges on bond CFDs?
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A swap is an overnight financing charge applied when you hold a position past daily rollover. For bond CFDs, swap rates reflect the cost of maintaining leveraged exposure. Exact values are visible in MT5 under each bond instrument's specification before you trade.

Can I trade bond CFDs on a demo account?
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Yes. The demo account provides access to all available bond CFDs with $10,000 in virtual funds. Conditions mirror the live environment so you can practise strategies without risking real capital.

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