Fixed income

Trade the price of money.

Trade the debt of the world's major governments and take a view on interest rates and the direction of the global economy.

What is bonds trading?

Government bonds are how countries borrow, and their yields are the reference price for money everywhere. When central banks raise or cut rates, bond prices move — and so do the markets that depend on them.

Trading bond CFDs at Otto lets you take a direct view on interest-rate expectations, hedge equity exposure, or diversify — going long or short on benchmark sovereign debt from the US, Germany, the UK and Japan.

  • Major sovereign bonds and yields
  • Trade interest-rate expectations
  • Diversify and hedge equity risk
  • Long or short exposure
  • Transparent pricing
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Bonds
Popular instruments

Bonds you can trade

A sample of the instruments available on Otto.

InstrumentPrice24h
US10Y US 10-Year Treasury4.28%+0.02
US02Y US 2-Year Treasury4.72%+0.01
BUND10Y German 10-Year Bund2.46%-0.01
UK10Y UK 10-Year Gilt4.02%+0.03
JGB10Y Japan 10-Year0.98%+0.01
US30Y US 30-Year Treasury4.41%+0.02

Prices are indicative, for illustration only.

Why Otto

Why trade bonds with Otto

Trade rates directly

Take a clear view on where interest rates are heading.

A portfolio hedge

Bonds often move opposite to equities in risk-off moments.

Global coverage

US Treasuries, German Bunds, UK Gilts and more.

Key facts

Bonds at a glance

Trading hoursAligned to each market
DirectionLong or short
Max leverage1:100
ProductBond CFDs
InstrumentsMajor sovereign bonds
New to bonds? Start small, use a stop-loss on every trade, and never risk more than you can afford to lose. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses.

Trading bond CFDs at Otto lets you take a direct view on interest-rate expectations, hedge equity exposure, or diversify — going long or short on benchmark sovereign debt from the US, Germany, the UK and Japan.

Getting started

Start in three steps

Open your account

Register in minutes and complete a quick, secure verification.

Fund it your way

Add funds by bank transfer or crypto, with a clear reference.

Trade bonds

Open MetaTrader 4 and take your first position on the board.

FAQ

Bonds — common questions

What moves bond prices?

Mainly interest-rate expectations. When rates are expected to rise, bond prices tend to fall (and yields rise), and vice versa.

Why trade bonds?

To take a view on interest rates, to diversify, or to hedge equity exposure during risk-off periods.

What is a yield?

A bond's yield is the return it pays relative to its price. Prices and yields move inversely.

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