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In this brief explanation, the speaker outlines a counter‑intuitive advantage for holders of interest‑sensitive securities when central banks raise rates. Higher rates cause the market prices of these securities to fall, but the dividend (or coupon) payments remain unchanged. Consequently, investors can purchase additional units at a lower price, which raises the effective yield on their holdings. The core message is that rate hikes create buying opportunities that improve yield without sacrificing income.

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