As far as I know, consumer staples stocks are already dependent on interest rates
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@bullish999 I would say the same.
On the one hand, if they themselves are heavily indebted due to increased interest costs when refinancing.
Then also because they are almost considered a substitute for bonds in low interest rate environments, as dividend yields are higher than bond yields.
On the one hand, if they themselves are heavily indebted due to increased interest costs when refinancing.
Then also because they are almost considered a substitute for bonds in low interest rate environments, as dividend yields are higher than bond yields.
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