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Investment: Solid companies, yields of more than four percent: New corporate bonds under scrutiny

Companies are luring investors with attractive interest rates, especially after the recent price losses. Handelsblatt presents five bonds that private investors can also buy.

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Investment: Solid companies, yields of more than four percent: New corporate bonds under scrutiny

Yields on long-term government bonds in the US, Germany, and Japan have risen to their highest levels since the financial crisis. This is due to better-than-expected economic performance and expectations of higher interest rates as a result of rising energy prices and inflation following the Iran war. Corporate bonds are under less pressure than government bonds, supported by a robust economy and improved company balance sheets.

Some corporate bonds are available for private investors to buy directly with a minimum investment of 1000 Euros, offering yields of over 4% with medium-term maturities of 4-6.5 years from companies with good credit ratings.

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