Floating rate bonds typically have a short duration because their interest payments reset periodically, aligning closely with current interest rates. This frequent resetting makes them lesssensitive to changes in interest rates compared to fixed-rate bonds, which have a long duration and are more sensitive to interest rate fluctuations.
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