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Inflation spiked more than expected in March, and is expected to go higher in the months ahead.
The Federal Reserve says they will look past the surge, which they say will be temporary.
We asked 5 financial experts how much of a threat to markets they see inflation being this year.
For the first time in years, investors face a credible threat of meaningful levels of inflation.
A temporary surge in inflation is expected to happen this year as spiking demand outpaces supply shortages. The
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Data provider FactSet noted that international stock ETFs (excluding ‘global’ funds containing U.S. exposure) took in $31 billion in net new assets in the first two months of 2021 compared to $30 billion in 2020. As such, a pair of funds investors may want to consider are the
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Last weeks sharp move in the 10-year yield unsettled the stock market.
However, Gargi Chaudhuri doesn t expect nominal interest rates to return to pre-pandemic levels.
She explains why, and shares three areas of the market that have already gained traction.
Last week, the stock market came under pressure as rising bond yields sparked a volatile end to February.
However, US stocks came out strong on Monday, with all three major indexes bouncing back from last week s losses. On Monday morning, the Dow kicked off with a 2% spike, while the S&P 500 climbed around 1.9%. The Nasdaq enjoyed a 3% gain in response to the fall in bond yields and the passing of Biden s $1.9 trillion spending package.