“How interest Rates Affect Stock Prices”
Technical Analysis of STOCKS & COMMODITIES magazine
July 1991
by Mark C. Snead
The basic theoretical relationship between changes in long-term interest rates and stock prices is inverse. Falling interest rates signal rising stock prices, while inversely, rising interest rates signal falling stock prices.
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