Rising Yield and Stock Price Volatility
So I've noticed the recent rise in bond yields. I've read up on this but have some confusion, so if anyone could help I would definitely appreciate it. Is this a result of tapering and the tightening of fiscal policy to reduce inflation? Are projected rising interest rates by the Fed also representative of this tightening policy, and why is this the case despite the economy still being in recovery? Lastly, I noticed it caused some volatility in the stock market while have rising yields (which normally correlate to increase in stock prices) contributed to this volatility? Thanks!
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