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When stagflation looms, investors get no satisfaction

In a toxic inflation-stagnation mix, conventional trades and hedges falter; alternatives are unproven

Summer 2022. The dinosaurs of rock rule the airwaves and throwbacks litter the news headlines: heatwaves and cold wars; social and political unrest. And now, possibly, stagflation – the toxic mix of ratcheting rates, stagnant growth and rising inflation that was a major feature of the 1970s economic landscape.

And if history can teach us anything about stagflation, it’s that in conventional asset

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