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A man walks past shelves of Coca-Cola bottles and cans at a shopping mall in Lagos, Nigeria November 5, 2019.The coronavirus driven market sell-off has pushed bond yields to record lows as investors fled to safe havens from risky assets.
But history shows some equities get a boost from from plunging rates. These stocks are often stable companies that pay hefty dividends, which can look more and more attractive in a world of low yields.
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