I think it depends on the reason for the bond market (presumably you mean Treasuries here) plummeting.
It could be out of credit concerns. It could be because the stock market has turned and people are abandoning pitiful yields for stocks again. It could be because of interest rates and/or inflation. Each of these could impact segments of the credit markets differently.
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