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- Stocks plunged last year as the Fed started raising interest rates, but they've bounced back in 2023.
- And yet, it might be time for investors to start worrying again, according to Bank of America.
- High rates "may pose an underpriced risk for the equity market," analysts said in a note to clients Tuesday.
High interest rates could be about to re-emerge as a threat to the stock market even as investors eye the loosening of monetary policy as early as the first quarter of next year, according to Bank of America