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Shuffling Into Spring
February 5, 2025 - Historically, bond markets have been used as a productive hedge to equities as the two tend to perform inversely. That is, as bond yields rise money tends to flow out of equities and vice-versa. Over the course of the last fifteen years, however, empirical evidence has suggested that bonds may be an inappropriate hedge to equities because the two have begun to have a more direct relationship. While this may indeed have been the reality, market returns throughout the last month propose that the traditional, indirect relationship that bonds had with equities prior to the Great Financial Crisis has its chance at a comeback.
