Bonds have a certain yield determined at the time you buy a new bond. The expected yield is usually greater than the interest rate at that time. If the interest rate goes up, the bond is not as attractive to buyers, because new bonds will give better yields to compete with the higher interest...

Landlords, what data do you use for figuring out how much to charge for rent?

share price has fallen quite a bit in last six months. seems to be in a downtrend. any insight?