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There really isn't such an animal. Stocks are earnings and sales related and bonds are debt and interest rate driven. The problem is, as interest rates rise, bond prices will fall. To get an investment that will go up in price when interest rates rise, you would need to look for an investment tied inversely to the price of bonds. As interest rates have fallen in the past few years, bond prices have been going up, and now rates are rising and prices are beginning to fall and will continue to do so. So you need to look for a bond fund that is "short", or one that uses hedging and has a net short position. And such a fund would have had terrible returns (-20% -30% per year) over the past few years so even if one existed, it would look like a bad investment based on it's past performance. There are lots of guesses out there, but nothing that I know of that will go up in price just because interest rates go up.
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