Abstract
The electric and the magnetic dipole moments are calculated for the bound states of a charged Dirac particle of spin 1/2 with an extra magnetic moment in the field of a fixed magnetic monopole. Unlike ordinary bound systems with P and/or T invariance, this system, lacking both, is found to possess a nonvanishing electric dipole moment. Its magnitude for the loosely bound states with the lowest possible angular momentum increases exponentially in the principal quantum number n. The magnetic moment of the system is found to be, in general, nonvanishing.