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Decoupling

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Decoupling
The occurrence of returns on asset classes diverging from their normal pattern of correlation.

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Take for example stock and corporate bond returns, which normally rise and fall together. If returns on stocks were to increase and returns on bonds were to decrease this would illustrate an example of decoupling.


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