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What higher interest rates could mean for stocks and bonds

What higher interest rates could mean for stocks and bonds

Bonds have been anything but boring this summer. With US Treasury yields climbing amid rising national debt, elevated inflation and massive AI-related investments, some investors are asking whether recent volatility signals a looming crisis or a broader shift to a world of higher interest rates.

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