US stock market traders
Friday's inflation print shocked investors.
  • The 2022 boom in I-Bonds appears set to end as interest rates tied to the security plunge.
  • I-Bonds are expected to pay an interest rate of just 3.8% next month as inflation cools down.
  • I-Bonds will be less appealing to investors due to its long lock-up period and higher interest rates at money market funds.

The 2022 boom in I-Bonds appears poised to end as the interest rate offered by the securities are set to plunge next month to levels below most money market funds and high-yield savings accounts.