It was a bruising quarter for stocks, which posted their worst quarter since 2022. As investors assessed the potential US economic impact of new tariffs on some of our largest trading partners, many economists lowered their global growth estimates, citing spillover effects from US trade policies. Also, as inflation measures remained stubbornly above the Fed’s 2% target, investor concerns increased about potential stagflation, an environment characterized by stagnant economic growth and rising inflation.
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It was a bruising quarter for stocks, which posted their worst quarter since 2022. As investors assessed the potential US economic impact of new tariffs on some of our largest trading partners, many economists lowered their global growth estimates, citing spillover effects from US trade policies. Also, as inflation measures remained stubbornly above the Fed’s 2% target, investor concerns increased about potential stagflation, an environment characterized by stagnant economic growth and rising inflation.
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