The new rules of investing as interest rates rise
Bitcoin, gold, private equity and central banks reversing decades of cheap money are ripping up the rule book and there are plenty of ways to profit.
Soaring inflation, rising interest rates and a global recession are a horror prospect for investors already nursing losses to their paper wealth, after house prices followed stock and bond markets lower last year.
As interest rates rise, asset prices fall – and the kicker is that investing rules have changed after central banks reversed a decade-long policy of cheap borrowing rates and money printing to fund government spending.
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