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Boom in stock market will shift the supply curve to the right. S1 shift to S2.
The demand curve for bonds will shift to the left from D1 to D2 due to fall in expected return on bonds.
Equilibrium Price of bonds fall and Equilibrium quantity may rise, fall or remain same depending on the shift of supply and demand curves.
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