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Price Effect

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Price effect
Impact of a change in interest rates on bond prices.

Price Effect
The results of a change in prevailing interest rates on bond prices. Generally speaking, when interest rates increase, bond prices go down. When they decrease, bond prices go up.


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Indeed, with household inflation expectations at an all-time high the Bank is likely to remain concerned about the potential for second round price effects.
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