Inflation, extreme weather, and the unpredictable Trump are expected to spur a $60 billion "safe haven blue ocean": catastrophe bonds.

According to the Securities Times app, Fermat Capital Management, a top global hedge fund, forecasts that the market for catastrophe bonds is expected to see a rare increase of 20% this year. In an era of frequent extreme weather conditions, increasing population density squeezing limited resources, escalating inflation rates, and unpredictable financial market fluctuations caused by President Trump, the niche market for bonds based on disasters and extreme financial risks is becoming increasingly favored by Wall Street investment giants and even some retail investors.