Retail investors have shown strong buying interest in investment-grade (IG) bonds following recent market declines attributed to tariff-related concerns. Data indicates the largest weekly inflow into IG bonds since September 2024, suggesting that retail investors are capitalizing on dips caused by tariff threats. Market observers note that tariff-induced sell-offs have consistently presented buying opportunities, particularly when tariffs involve countries with traditionally strong trade relationships with the United States. This pattern appears to be a recurring behavior among retail investors, who respond to tariff-related market volatility by increasing their bond purchases.