개미스쿨 - ‘국채 금리 5%' 금리 뉴노멀 시대의 투자 전략은?
Oct 5, 2026 · 46m
Summary
Host Lee Dae-ho and guest Jang Jae-chang discuss the structural shift toward higher interest rates driven by AI investment and global debt. They analyze why the traditional stock-bond correlation has broken down, noting that long-term bonds now carry high volatility risks similar to equities. The experts advise investors to favor short-term bonds for stability and explain how rising real interest rates impact global equity valuations, particularly in Korea.
Topics discussed
Listener comments on traditional market discounts
Introduction of guest Jang Jae-chang
Discussion on rising interest rates and market conditions
Structural causes: AI investment and capital demand
Global debt levels and inflation factors
Impact of recent US economic indicators on rates
Analysis of October rate hike probability
Common global debt and inflation trends
Effect of interest rates on stock valuations
Foreign investor outflows and market resilience
Comparison of US and Korean investment merits
Financial repression and potential dollar weakness
US banking regulations and liquidity strategies
News update and segment transition
Changing correlation between stocks and bonds
Advice on short-term vs long-term bonds
Yield opportunities in 10-year and 30-year bonds
Risks of long-term bonds and currency exposure
Selecting short-term bond ETFs
Conclusion on the new medium-rate era
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