Home Breadcrumb caret Economy Breadcrumb caret Economic Indicators Is a shift from bonds to equities coming? In early summer last year dividends on European shares yielded nearly four times the 10-year benchmark Eurozone bond, the German Bund. That’s now been cut in half, notes the Financial Times. By Staff | January 15, 2013 | Last updated on January 15, 2013 1 min read In early summer last year dividends on European shares yielded nearly four times the 10-year benchmark Eurozone bond, the German Bund. That’s now been cut in half, notes the Financial Times. “This is hardly the great rotation out of bonds and into equities for which investors have been hoping. Bunds yield just 1.55 per cent, a figure which still screams ‘crisis,’ although perhaps without the capital letters and multiple exclamation marks of the 1.1 per cent hit last summer,” the report explains. Is a “great rotation” on the horizon? Read more here. Also read: Don’t give up on bonds Don’t underestimate the power of dividends Why to buy dividend stocks now Staff The staff of Advisor.ca have been covering news for financial advisors since 1998. Save Stroke 1 Print Group 8 Share LI logo