In this vein, JPMorgan recently published research indicating that 10 - year Treasury yields below 5 %,
even in a rising interest rate environment, have historically correlated to rising stock prices.
Typically, bonds are far safer in terms of how much they can fall relative to equities in your portfolio,
even in a rising interest rate environment.
Even in a rising interest rate environment, bonds are still an important tool in an investor's portfolio.
Not exact matches
Indeed, shorter - duration, tax - free munis have a history of delivering positive returns
even during economic downturns and
in environments of
rising and lowering
interest rates.
In an
environment of
rising interest rates (generally expected to begin next year) and falling commodity prices (already taking place), a risk - parity oriented portfolio,
even with no bond leverage, may suffer.
They contend that the affordability of conversions will become
even more attractive to homebuyers
in a
rising interest -
rate environment.