It's not today as most sectors are down but kind of surprised that some of that safety/income has had held up well. I expect them to hold up well on a relative basis but they've done just well in general."Massive outflows from U.S. equity funds are just getting started as the Federal Reserve ramps up its hawkish rhetoric, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists."
"Everyone bearish, but redemptions just starting,” said BofA strategists led by Michael Hartnett, adding that the environment of “extreme inflation” and rates shock is just setting in, as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy. “75 basis points is the new 25 basis points,” Hartnett said, referring to the scope of future interest-rate hikes.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bofa-strategists-see-u-equity-093508112.html
I'd think if TINA finally abates at least somewhat after a decade plus of low rates the acceptable yield premium of some of these dividend names (utilities, staples, telcom etc..) would also have to readjust also but really haven't seen that.