这是真的吗？# Stock
m*3
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大牛们给见证下：
Bond prices move in the opposite direction of interest rates or yields.
Therefore, when bond prices are rising, yields are falling. This is normally
considered positive for stocks. Falling bond prices, or rising yields, are
considered negative for stocks.
Bond futures can be viewed as a leading indicator for the stock market. Bond
futures, in turn, are usually influenced by trends in the commodity markets.
Bond prices move in the opposite direction of interest rates or yields.
Therefore, when bond prices are rising, yields are falling. This is normally
considered positive for stocks. Falling bond prices, or rising yields, are
considered negative for stocks.
Bond futures can be viewed as a leading indicator for the stock market. Bond
futures, in turn, are usually influenced by trends in the commodity markets.
