Fisher Investments Reviews Why High Bond Yields Don’t Doom Stocks

Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer, Ken Fisher, examines the correlation, or lack thereof, between bond yields and stocks. According to Ken, people often look at markets with biases—a common example being the idea that interest rates move inversely (or opposite) of stocks. Ken says correlations between stock prices and interest rates over any significant period are low and are far from the inverse relationship that some people suggest.

Ken believes the main interest rate driver is future inflation expectations. Higher perceived long-term inflation typically equates to higher long rates. Ken notes that future earnings potential of stocks—and not interest rates—are largely why stocks can go up while interest rates are rising.

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