Commodities are a primary gauge for inflation . If commodity prices spike, inflation expectations rise, causing bond prices to fall (and yields to rise).
Generally, bonds lead the stock market. Rising bond prices (falling yields) are usually bullish for stocks as they signal lower borrowing costs. However, in a deflationary environment, this relationship can flip. Intermarket Technical Analysis: Trading Strateg...
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