Wall Street Says 1970s Stagflation Possible: 4 Safe High-Yield Dividend Kings to Grab Now

Stagflation ‘whiffs’ are back — but what does it mean?

(NEXSTAR) — Economists last hinted that stagflation may be on the horizon for Americans in 2022 amid high inflation and a weaker job market, but it never arrived. Now, stagflation has found its way back into conversations amid the ongoing trade war and a shaky Wall Street.  Richard Clarida, former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman turned global economic advisor at Pacific Investment Management Co. and Columbia University professor, recently told Blo…

Protect your portfolio from a stagflation scenario with these dividend stocks, Jefferies says

Some dividend-paying stocks are poised to hold up in an environment when economic growth is slowing and inflation remains high, the investment bank found.

Wall Street Says 1970s Stagflation Possible: 4 Safe High-Yield Dividend Kings to Grab Now

If you were a big fan of “That ’70s Show,” get ready because we may soon get a revival, and it will likely not be as entertaining. Many across Wall Street feel that the looming specter of stagflation may be right around the corner, and with good reason. 24/7 Wall St. Key Points: With creeping inflation and a slowing economy, the Federal Reserve could be in a bind. While lowering interest rates could boost the economy, it could also spark high…

Everyday Economics: Stock market down, stagflation concerns, fragile incomes

(The Center Square) – This week’s economic calendar is packed with key reports and influential Fed speeches, set to provide crucial clues amid escalating uncertainty. Recent inflation data have fanned

Is That Stagflation Ahead?

PCE – The Fed’s preferred inflation measure – shows inflation up .4%. Accompanied by a slower GDP, we may be entering stagflation. Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Brian Jacobsen discuss.

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