Bond Notes

The Basis Point

Bonds sit at the intersection of finance and macroeconomics and that is why I write about them. For me, they are a lens to see how interest rates, inflation, and geopolitical risks shape the broader economy. This ability to see both the big picture and the granular details is what drives my passion for bonds, and why I want to build my career in capital markets.

Notes

I write bond notes about rates & macro

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The curve

US Treasury yield curve · 1Y → 30Y · updated daily

As of 30 Jun 2026 · source: Treasury
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About

A bit more about meA bit more about me

Hi, I'm Nathalie, a recent graduate from the London School of Economics with a BSc in Economics and Social Policy, and passed the CFA Level I exam earlier this year. That's where the habit of writing this kind of thing started. During my degree I worked as a Summer Analyst at J.P. Morgan's Global Private Bank.

What I keep coming back to are bonds. The way rates, inflation expectations, and central bank credibility interact with macro fundamentals always has its own story to tell, and bond markets tend to be one of the more honest real-time reads on the economic outlook.

I write these notes whenever something in the market is worth thinking through, to put what I'm reading into my own words and stay close to a market I find genuinely interesting.

Projects

Things I’m building

Little Miss London Jewellery
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Little Miss London Jewellery

The jewellery label I founded as a teenager — currently rebuilding. New site dropping later this year.

littlemisslondonjewellery.com
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Happy to talk bonds, books, or anything in between.Happy to talk bonds, books, or anything in between.

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