Arev regularly reviews bonds The City of Reykjavík. Bonds are either fixed-rate or floating-rate. Another thing to consider when comparing bonds is the interest payment dates. You also need to consider how quickly the bonds are repaid, based on their average life in terms of their cash flow. Information on the daily price of bonds can be found at The spring.
The chart shows that the bond curve has shifted slightly to the left for 7-year bonds and shorter-term ones. However, the curve has also shifted to the right for bonds with a remaining term of more than 7 years. The reasons for this shift mean that their yields are now lower than in November and December, which is explained by lower short-term inflation. Their rise after 7 years has several explanations, but the inflation premium is set to remain high. It should also be noted that there has been uncertainty in municipal politics, and the market is awaiting news of the new majority's intentions.