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How do bonds respond to a stock market or financial crash?
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I know bonds are generally more appealing as the stock market becomes more volatile and risky, so does that mean that an outright crash would have the same effect or would they crash right along with everything?
My thought is that if a crash happened, a soft money policy would be likely, thus interest rates would drop. But considering inflation is still very high, they wouldn’t want to do that
How would a hypothetical crash affect interest rates and bonds in this current climate?
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