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Another look at the stock-bond correlation

The positive correlation between the prices of stocks and bonds that has defined much of this year in financial markets may be starting to weaken. Our sense is that this shift back towards the negative stock-bond correlation that has prevailed for most of the past two decades will continue next year. 

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