Taper tantrum in Anglo-Saxon financial jargon means withdrawing stimulus from central banks to prevent inflation from going a long way. It is a moment feared by investors as it lowers the value of government bonds so that their profitability increases and that makes the taper tantrum a powerful pole of attraction for money resident in corporate stocks, the stock exchange. Money therefore starts the way from the stock exchange to bonds that are safer and begin to match profitability.
