Movements in individual stock prices tend to be
A)positively correlated
B)positively correlated with inflation
C)negatively correlated
D)positively correlated with changes in interest rates

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Movements in individual stock prices are generally positively correlated, meaning that when the price of one stock goes up, the prices of others tend to go up as well, often due to broader market trends or economic factors affecting multiple companies similarly.

Movements in Individual Stock Prices Tend to Be